My Journey with…
I've recently created three websites using HTMLy, and I must say, I'm quite pleased with the results. HTMLy is secure, neat, and fast. However, I found myself missing a built-in commenting system. After spending considerable time integrating the Remark42 commenting system, I was thrilled with the outcome—it worked beautifully! I also have a site on Bludit, which is brilliant in its own right. However, like HTMLy, it lacks a built-in commenting system. Between the two, I prefer HTMLy for its simplicity and built-in protection for the login page. One of my pet peeves is when essential features are only available through plugins that may not be maintained in the future and have their own update cycles. I must mention that both Bludit and HTMLy are flat-file CMS and don't require a database, which contributes to their simplicity and speed. On the other hand, Textpattern and Chyrp Lite require a database, which can offer more advanced features but also adds complexity. For over six years,…