Been playing around with #Publii today. Interesting little application.
For those unaware of it, it's a static CMS application which generates static themed webpages, for blog/portfolio etc content. Similar to Wordpress, but entirely self-contained.
It's a nice little application, and the pages it produces are pretty good looking, and there are various themes available, just like WP, albeit nowhere nearly as many for obvious reasons.
I haven't blogged since May of last year, since the collapse of Twitter largely, as most of my blogging on Nerdrooted was/is around World of Warcraft.
Something like #Publii though might make it easier to create secondary & tertiary blogs around different subjects, such as Linux, Privacy, Open Source, other games, hell even on my life experiences with Autism and ADHD...
Still deciding if I should go down that route, or just diversify the content I make on Nerdrooted...
I really do love the experience of creating one-off pages that are consistently themed and look good.
But on the flip side there's ignoring literally YEARS of content on Nerdrooted.
I know that blogging as a creative "art-form" is very out of fashion these days, but frankly I don't really care.
The article I've semi-written using #Publii delves into much of the reasoning behind that, so I might just start producing more diverse content on the platform I already pay for and have...
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