I use Markdown (md) to document a lot of things in my daily life, and I want to create a blog. However, I prefer not to use platforms like Hugo, GitHub Pages, or WordPress. Instead, I plan to use Python to convert my Markdown files into HTML and deploy the generated site on Cloudflare Pages.<p>While this approach might be time-consuming, I enjoy the process of creating something on my own and improving it step by step.<p>Now that the blog is running smoothly, I just need to refine a few details. After that, I'll publish the code on GitHub.
I did the same :-) and also in Python (and there is a Perl version, too). The code is available at GitHub as [tumblelog](<a href="https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog">https://github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog</a>). The site is generate from a single Markdown file with extra directives is called [Plurrrr](<a href="https://plurrrr.com/" rel="nofollow">https://plurrrr.com/</a>).