blogcpp is a static blog generator.
blogcpp is written in modern C++, resulting in a fast build speed, reducing the need for workarounds like incremental builds or advanced caching mechanisms while compiling. blogcpp tries to use as many CPU cores as possible to achieve the maximum speed on your machine.
blogcpp aims to provide a decent feature set without requiring too much configuration; in fact, it would work right out of the box
This is free and open source software. It’s no longer developed.
Features include:
- Markdown support: Write your articles and pages in Markdown, get HTML.
- Theming support: You don’t like the available themes? Well, nor do I. Go on and make a better one!
- OEmbed support: Just post an OEmbed-enabled link (e.g. Twitter or YouTube) and blogcpp will embed the media for you.
- RSS feeds for new articles, tags and categories.
- Configurable article permalinks.
- Sticky articles: Just put Sticky: On on top of your article file.
- Emoji support: Write 🙂 and get a real smiling face instead.
- Commenting support: Even a static blog needs a community.
- OpenGraph support if you feel like sharing stuff on Facebook or whatever.
- Syntax highlighting via highlight.js.
- Plug-in support: If anything’s missing, just write a script.
- Article series: If you have articles which continue other articles, you can just add them to the same series and blogcpp will make them refer to each other.
Website: code.rosaelefanten.org/blogcpp
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Cthulhux
License: WTFPL License
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