Ghost Alternatives

Reviews and mentions

• Everything you need to know about Opensource Jamstack
  dev.to | 2021-10-06

  Ghost is a prominent blogging open-source CMS. It’s a more traditional CMS and offers both an admin console and a frontend. Over 340 people have made contributions to it. It’s built on Node.js and offers features like themes, newsletters, subscriptions, and several integrations. Its repo lists a contribution guide and some issues are tagged with good-first-issue.

• Building with Nix on Replit
  dev.to | 2021-10-04

  What if we want to host more than just a Flask app? Let's consider an e-commerce site at www.example.com. The main store application is powered by Flask, but our marketing department would like to start a blog at www.example.com/blog. We could build blogging functionality into our e-commerce site, but it would be much quicker and easier to use a separate application, such as Wordpress or Ghost.

• Why I'm working on Open Source full time
  news.ycombinator.com | 2021-09-29

  I gotta admit, I like the open core model. When it's done right, it seems like a reasonable way to monetize while still getting development done and encouraging a community and ecosystem. I've been looking at how Ghost[0] set things up[1] and it seems to be working very well. The company is non-profit and has certain restrictions in place to ensure that they don't become evil. Still, it won't work for everything and it can't work for smaller libraries.

  [0] https://ghost.org/

• git-ghosting
  reddit.com/r/dym_sh | 2021-09-13
• Build a JAMStack Blog with NextJS and Ghost
  dev.to | 2021-08-26

  I have a certain affinity for Ghost, an open-source publishing platform created in 2013 and built on NodeJS. It was the first platform I used to build my website back in 2015, but over time curiosity struck and I moved away from it.

• Subscribing Ghost Members From Your JAMStack Site
  dev.to | 2021-08-26

  At the time of writing this post, interacting with member data via the Admin API is an undocumented feature. I was not able to find any reference to it within Ghost's developer documentation, and the only reason I know about this is through hours of poking around a number of Ghost's GitHub repositories, specifically this one, this one and this one. Oh and this one.

  dev.to | 2021-08-26

  In a previous post we walked through a basic blog setup using NextJS and Ghost as a headless CMS. In this post, we'll take things up a notch by adding support for Ghost Memberships, a new feature in v4.0.

• What is the best blogging app?
  reddit.com/r/Blogging | 2021-08-24
• I made a short article about my webhosting stack using nginx and acme.sh, thought it might be interesting
  reddit.com/r/selfhosted | 2021-08-24

  thank you! it's a self hosted https://ghost.org/ :)

• Update: I’m the guy who wanted to build 52 startups in 52 weeks
  reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurRideAlong | 2021-08-22

  Thanks, that's really nice to hear! :) No I didn't code that website myself. it's the default Ghost theme (ghost.org). Very nice software :)

• Finally migrated my blog to Gatsby
  dev.to | 2021-08-15

  Will blog about the why I migrated from Ghost(https://ghost.org/) to Gatsby soon!

• I want to build my own data science blog, what is the best recommendation?
  reddit.com/r/datascience | 2021-08-13

  There's this platform called as Ghost.

• The Existence of Witchcraft, Ghost & Demons
  reddit.com/r/Ghost | 2021-08-13

  This is about the CMS (Content Management System) not about real ghosts. https://ghost.org/

• What should I use to build my new project?
  dev.to | 2021-08-12

  As I mentioned, the choices are very broad with monoliths. From straight-up CMS forms like Keystone, Ghost (which has a focus on building an audience and membership), Strapi, Payload and Apostrophe to full-blown frameworks such as -Express, Meteor (hi Scott), Nest or Blitz.

• Best blogging engine besides wordpress
  reddit.com/r/Blogging | 2021-08-11

  Similar to u/stevehl42, I use Ghost.