I backed up all my November posts to Github as per a regular monthly ritual now. The
blog.opml is back to being clean again. I like it this way. I am so glad this option exists, otherwise this outline would be unmanageable.#I envy all the folks who write with extreme clarity. They don't feel a need to explain what they write. They write enough words, and only those. No less, no more. And yet the reader in me connects with the emotion. Derek Sivers is one such writer.#
I want to build a service that serves static contents for independent blogs. For example, serve all images for your blog posts. #- Why? Well, every CMS or blogging engine handles images differently. So, no wonder that images break first when you migrate between these backends. And there is no easy way to fix them. Benefit of a separate engine for images is that you don't need to change the image links once you migrate. They stay the same in the post.#
- I have built one for myself, I use it here. And at other places. So, I have a working backend. I need to put effort/need help in building the front-end.#
I backed up all my November posts to Github as per a regular monthly ritual now. The
blog.opml is back to being clean again. I like it this way. I am so glad this option exists, otherwise this outline would be unmanageable.#I envy all the folks who write with extreme clarity. They don't feel a need to explain what they write. They write enough words, and only those. No less, no more. And yet the reader in me connects with the emotion. Derek Sivers is one such writer.#
- I want to build a service that serves static contents for independent blogs. For example, serve all images for your blog posts. #
- Why? Well, every CMS or blogging engine handles images differently. So, no wonder that images break first when you migrate between these backends. And there is no easy way to fix them. Benefit of a separate engine for images is that you don't need to change the image links once you migrate. They stay the same in the post.#
- I have built one for myself, I use it here. And at other places. So, I have a working backend. I need to put effort/need help in building the front-end.#