I have migrated the blog to 11ty/Eleventy + Nunjucks + Obsidian + Cloudflare.

Lately I discovered Cloudflare pages/workers, that is similar to Github Pages, and allow to publish static websites for free from private Github repositories. While also allowing to have some simple JavaScript-based dynamic endpoints with a free tier of 100K requests per day.

I also discovered Eleventy. It is what I always wanted, to stop using Jekyll for static site generation. It is a static CMS generator similar to Jekyll, it uses JavaScript, and it is much more powerful and extensible and is built on top of JavaScript. And also allows to do a super fast automatic hot reloading, and you can edit inside Obsidian and see the resulting web page in realtime.

Obsidian with the DB Folder plugin allows to have structured posts in a nice way.

Going to create a template and publish it to Github.