I do love the idea of just copying a single binary (thanks go) to any server and running Journey. Is Journey's editing/writing interface up to snuff with ghost? Support for tags, SEO metadata, full markdown support, image upload?
I do love the idea of just copying a single binary (thanks go) to any server and running Journey. Is Journey's editing/writing interface up to snuff with ghost? Support for tags, SEO metadata, full markdown support, image upload?
Two major points drove me while developing Journey: I wanted to learn (more) about Go (the bigger point here). And I wanted something that I could just drag and drop on any server to quickly create a temporary blog or micro site without setting up dependencies like nginx or node.
At any rate, once everything is setup Node only takes about +3x the memory to run so it's not near as bad as Ruby/PHP.
Like C++, you could run go on a router it's so small and fast.
Yes for everything except for SEO metadata. That's planned tough.