How could a blog website created from your steem posts look like?
I was asking myself how would it feel when all my steem posts would be bundled in a single website? After finding hexo, I was playing around with saving all posts in markdown files and creating a static blog from it.
You can find my results at holger80.de:
A tag cloud is included:
After experimenting with several themes, selected the cactus, as it is a simple and fast theme.
My sites are generated in 29 seconds:
All generated sites are static and I can upload them without needing a expensive server. I can now select a tag and view all posts that I have written.
E.g. https://holger80.de/tags/rewarding/ shows all my posts with a rewarding tag:
What do you think about this?
Do you think this is somehow useful? Would you like to have something similar?
For me, this is a more convenient and faster way to take a look on my posts. I can also add information about me and other static sites.
There are some other hexo themes that I will try.
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