# sorrycc/blog

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4,452 stars · 317 forks

## Links

- GitHub: https://github.com/sorrycc/blog
- awesome-repositories: https://awesome-repositories.com/repository/sorrycc-blog.md

## Description

This project is a git-based static site generator and flat-file content management system. It functions as a markdown blog engine that converts plain text files from a version-controlled repository into structured web pages.

The system utilizes a git-based blogging workflow to track and manage content changes through commits and pull requests. This approach replaces traditional relational databases with flat-file content storage to manage website posts.

The engine covers static site generation and markdown-based authoring to transform source text into HTML. It incorporates a git-driven deployment process that triggers builds and publishing whenever changes are pushed to the repository.

## Tags

### Web Development

- [Static Site Generators](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/web-development/static-site-generators.md) — Functions as a static site generator that transforms source text files into optimized HTML assets.

### Content Management & Publishing

- [Blog Content Management](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/blog-content-management.md) — Provides tools for organizing and maintaining a collection of blog posts stored as plain text files. ([source](https://github.com/sorrycc/blog#readme))
- [Markdown Engines](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/blog-post-publishing/technical-blogs/markdown-engines.md) — Includes a rendering engine that converts structured Markdown files into public-facing blog pages.
- [Blog Publishing Workflows](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/blog-publishing-workflows.md) — Implements a blogging workflow centered around Git commits and pull requests for content management.
- [Markdown-Based Content Authoring](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/content-management-systems/content-authoring-tools/markdown-based-content-authoring.md) — Uses Markdown as the primary authoring format for structuring blog content before rendering to HTML.
- [File-Based Content Architectures](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/file-based-content-architectures.md) — Implements a content architecture where blog posts are stored as plain text files within a version-controlled repository.
- [Flat-File CMS](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/flat-file-cms.md) — Operates as a flat-file content management system using version-controlled text files for data storage.
- [Static Site Generators](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/static-site-generators.md) — Functions as a static site generator that compiles markdown files from a Git repository into a hosted blog.
- [Static Site Content Management Systems](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/content-management-publishing/static-site-content-management-systems.md) — Provides a system for organizing and managing the flat files used by the static site generator.

### Data & Databases

- [Flat-File Storage](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/data-databases/flat-file-storage.md) — Utilizes a flat-file storage architecture to persist website data instead of a relational database.

### DevOps & Infrastructure

- [Git-Push Deployments](https://awesome-repositories.com/f/devops-infrastructure/git-deployment-integrations/git-push-deployments.md) — Provides a deployment workflow that automatically builds and publishes the site whenever changes are pushed to Git.