Tattl.me is my very modest blogging effort. It contains a few notes about web development. This blog is at https://tatll.me
I am at Little Furnace
This is an Eleventy project created from the eleventy-base-blog repo Eleventy allows you to write in markdown and then generate a JAMstack static site. It's very secure and lightweight. I find it a little incovenient for adding images.
Just copy any markdown file from /posts and then re-build the site by typing npx eleventy
The static pages are generated and end up in the directory _site . That directory is where Apache web server is serving from. And the structure there is exactly the hierarchical path structure accessible in the client browser.
During editing you can see the current built version of your site locally by just opening /_site/index.html in a browser. You don't need to point Apache at it or start a Node anything. It's a static site, just a bunch of linked files: there's no reason to have a server running.
