Static blogging for developers using NuxtJS + VueJS

Vue Static CMS

created by andreliem

Static Markdown blogging using VueJS + Nuxt.

Use this setup to create a simple blogging system for your personal website.

The goal of this repository is to provide developers with a static blogging platform that is compatible with the latest releases of Nuxt.

Examples

• vuejsradar.com
• andreliem.ca

Supported Features

• Markdown blogging
• Locally stored posts /content/posts
• Example configuration in nuxt.config.js for loading common modules and route generation
• Two layouts (default home page and blog posts using slug urls)
• Integration of disqus
• Less css (easy to swap to SASS if you prefer)

Roadmap

• Site Map (SEO)
• Syntax highlighting of code
• Time to read posts
• Social Media Sharing
• Swap in Axios API provider for markdown
• Runnable Code snippets

Installation

# install dependencies
npm install

# serve locally with hot reload 
npm run dev

# build /dist for production 
npm run generate 

(refer to the offical Nuxt documentation for help)

Download Details:

Author: andreliem

Demo: https://vuejsradar.com/

Source Code: https://github.com/andreliem/vuecms

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How To Create a Developer Blog on DevDojo

Nowadays, creating a blog is easy. But, with all the different options available, you might go crazy by just doing the research.

Should you choose WordPress and tweak the theme to get it the way you like, or a static site generator with no admin interface and complicated build processes?

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So why can’t it be simpler? Well, now it is with the DevDojo Dev Blog!

Setting up a Domain

Your Dev Blog will have a default subdomain username.devdojo.com, and you may choose to add a custom domain as well.

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