Blognami
Publish a Markdown blog on your own terms.
Write posts and pages in a Markdown editor with a side-by-side preview, organize them with tags, and publish through a hosted or self-hosted blog. Blognami includes passwordless sign-in and supports multiple blogs from one installation. Its MIT-licensed source includes the blogging app and underlying JavaScript framework; hosted use has a free tier and a paid custom-domain option.
What is Blognami best for?
Blognami is a freemium Markdown tool best suited to publishing a markdown blog with a hosted service or a stack you can maintain yourself. It is available as Web app, CLI, Library on Web, CLI, and its source status is open source.
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- Freemium
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- Open source
- Best for
- Publishing a Markdown blog with a hosted service or a stack you can maintain yourself
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