From WordPress to a Go CMS: Why the Migration Was Easier Than Expected
Moving from WordPress to a Go-based CMS — what the WXR import handled, what needed manual work, and the surprises that made it easier than feared.
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How Comment Moderation Works in My CMS (Approve Before It Goes Live)
Comments are where a small site gets spammed and defaced. Here is the approve-first moderation flow that keeps comments useful without hiring a moderator.
Why I Moved This Site From a Static Generator to a CMS (That I Wrote Myself)
This site started as a hand-built static generator and moved to my own Go CMS. The honest reasons: content workflow, ad slots, and the cost of static's purity.
The Single-Binary CMS: Why One Executable Beats a LAMP Stack
A Go CMS that is one executable plus a SQLite file. No PHP, no MySQL, no package soup — and what that does to deployment, security, and ops.
How a Data-Driven Tools Subsystem Works: Adding a Calculator Is a Config Entry
Behind the scenes of the /tools section: YAML definitions + a tested Go math engine + a JS mirror. Adding a new calculator is a config entry, not a code change.