[HN Gopher] How to Build a Composable Blog
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How to Build a Composable Blog
Author : sunilsandhu
Score : 15 points
Date : 2022-04-13 11:10 UTC (1 days ago)
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| fredley wrote:
| Is this parody?
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| > Creating a blog from scratch requires quite a lot.
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| Quite a lot of what? If I want to create a blog then there are
| many existing systems that are essentially plug and play.
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| Perhaps this is an article teaching me about composable
| whatevers, but I'm not sure this is a great example, or even if
| it is perhaps a different tone could have helped set the scene.
| Nobody in their right mind would want to build a blog this way in
| the real world, I hope.
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| bastawhiz wrote:
| As someone who has built my own blog (and blog platform) more
| than a few times, built WordPress themes many times, currently
| maintains a blog-ish site on Webflow, and used hosted blogging
| services numerous times...this blog post sounds like the most
| exhausting possible way to build a blog.
| lambdaba wrote:
| Fair, but also besides the point, the post is just trying to
| illustrate their system, and it does it well in my view.
| vosper wrote:
| To help me think about this, is it like if I built a blog with
| React, but each major UI component was it's own package that I
| installed with `npm`?
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| Is the expectation that I would mix and match UI components out
| of different projects? Like I want to use Material UI's
| <Checkbox> component but Chakra's <Banner> component? And they're
| all independently versioned?
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| Sounds like a recipe for a lot of complexity to me, but probably
| I am missing something.
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| Edit: The homepage actually does a really good job of explaining
| this. And yes, it seems like it's what I thought.
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| https://bit.cloud/
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