Fixed some bugs for publishing a first site
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date: 2026-02-18T22:17:00+11:00
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title: First Post
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slug: /2026/02/18/first-post
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Hello World!
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This is the first post of Weiro, a simple blogging CMS. At this stage, I've only managed to
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build the site reader and site builder, making this little more than a simple little static
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site generator. But I eventually want to add a proper UI for editing posts.
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Much like Kev Quirk's Pure Blogging CMS, of which this is inspired by, the contents of this
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site will be stored as plain text files on the file system (or in any `fs.FS` implementation).
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But unlike Kev Quirk's CMS, the generated file will not be rendered on demand. Instead, it
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will be built as a static site, a bit like Micro.blog, and served from something else.
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I start with Netlify but there's no reason it needs to be that. It could be anything that
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can serve static files.
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In addition to this, I also want to make sure titleless posts are a first-class citizen.
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That's how I like writing my posts, and many blogging platforms don't have great support for
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it.
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