Elasticity

Blogger to sblg Migration

ddiss
The Entrance to the Port of Roscoff painting by Théo van Rysselberghe

I recently came across sblg and was impressed by its minimalist source, dependency list, and simple webpage output. The documentation is also surprisingly good.
Getting started was a simple matter of choosing an example template to copy, adding my content, and finally building the source and website.

The other challenge was finding a suitable place to host my website. Thankfully codeberg-pages provides a web server where site source is backed by a plain git repository.

I can't mark this task as complete just yet though. I want to retain all of my previous Blogger articles on my new sblg site, preferably reachable under the exact same URL paths. I own the domain name and have obtained the source of all of my Blogger articles, so it should certainly be possible.
I'll write more about this when it's finally done.

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