Ghost is lightweight headless server that enables Ghost self hosters to bridge to standard.site with ease..
Ghost: The best open source blog & newsletter platform
Beautiful, modern publishing with email newsletters and paid subscriptions built-in. Used by Platformer, 404Media, Lever News, Tangle, The Browser, and thousands more.
How To Install Ghost On Linode - Ghost Developer Docs
A full guide for installing, configuring and running Ghost on your Linode server, for use in production.
How to set up the Ghost → ATProto Bridge (standard.site support)
Hey everyone, I’m sharing a quick setup guide for the Ghost → ATProto bridge, including publishing to standard.site. What this does Connects any Ghost blog to ATProto Publishes posts as standard.site documents Optional dual‑post to Bluesky social feed Prereqs Ghost blog (Ghost(Pro) or self‑hosted) Ghost Admin API key Bluesky handle + app password MySQL database Basic setup (backend) cd ghost-atproto-fullstack/backend npm install npx prisma migrate deploy npm run dev Create user + login ...
Standard.site for Ghost → AT Protocol Bridge
Enable standard.site publishing from Ghost via the AT Protocol bridge. Step-by-step setup, testing, and verification.
Ghostty
Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration.
Making a Ghost Blog a Valid standard.site Publication
This blog federates over ActivityPub through Ghost so Mastodon users can follow @index@subaud.io. standard.site is the counterpart for the AT Protocol side: a set of lexicons that describe a blog as records in an atproto repo, the same identity and data layer behind a Bluesky account. Anything
Self-Hosting on the Dark Web | David Álvarez Rosa
This site is now reachable over Tor as a hidden service, at a .onion address that resolves only inside the Tor network. Tor relays and encrypts your traffic as …
Dead Simple Sites — Minimal Web Design Inspiration & Gallery
A curated gallery of the most minimal, clean websites on the internet. No animations, no scroll jacking — just pure, simple web design inspiration. Updated weekly.
Molly White
Yep. I saved hundreds or even thousands of dollars a month just from switching from Substack to self-hosted Ghost. I pay a roughly flat $85/month now (~$75 for mailsending, $10 for hosting), vs. 10% of all my subscription income. Here’s some napkin math for how expensive Substack is compared to its competitors:
My thoughts on how Ghost might join Fediverse
The folks who make Ghost, the wonderful software that runs this site, and my comic site incredibledoom.com recently put up a poll asking how folks would like them to implement one of their most requested features: ActivityPub support. Here's what I told them.
Yep. I saved hundreds or even thousands of dollars a month just from switching from Substack to self-hosted Ghost. I pay a roughly flat $85/month now (~$75 for mailsending, $10 for hosting), vs. 10% of all my subscription income.
Former Substack creators say they’re earning more on new platforms that offer larger shares of subscription revenue
digiday.comSure seems like there’s nothing stopping @ghost.org from hopping on board the AT train now at very low dev cost. Would love for our existing Ghost blog to magically turn @standard.site compatible overnight.
Bryan (they/them)
My first Leaflet!! You can now publish TO @standard.site lexicons from @astro.build sites using my new plugin! As sites like @pckt.blog and @leaflet.pub and @offprint.app add support for the site.standard lexicon, this plugin will let you publish to and pull from those other sites! #atproto #atdev
A little write up on how to make a ghost site valid for @standard.site. Including a site validator you can use. subaud.io/making-a-ghost-blog-a-valid-s…
Making a Ghost Blog a Valid standard.site Publication
www.subaud.ioServers with Personality
From: caolan.uk/links/servers/ Original description: By which, I mean: a server I can point to. Not just an anonymous virtual machine but a physical device that somebody cares for.
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