Gossip
A serverless static blog engine based on GitHub Issue System.
Overview
gossip is a serverless static blog engine that utilizes the GitHub Issue System. It allows users to easily create and manage blog posts using GitHub issues, eliminating the need for a separate CMS or database. With gossip, users can focus on writing and publishing content without worrying about the technical aspects of running a blog.
Features
- Simplicity: gossip leverages the familiar GitHub issue system, providing a simple and intuitive interface for writing and managing blog posts.
- Version Control: As gossip uses GitHub issues, every blog post is automatically version controlled, allowing users to easily revert to previous versions or track changes over time.
- Customizable Templates: Users can customize the appearance of their blog by modifying the HTML templates provided, giving them flexibility in design and branding.
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