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Why GitBlog? Because your blog shouldn't be a chore. It should be an extension of your development environment.

The Problem: The "Publishing Tax"

As developers, we have two mediocre options: using a heavy CMS that forces us out of our editor, or building a "hand-crafted" static blog that becomes unmanageable as soon as you want to add translations, SEO, or optimized images. GitBlog eliminates that tax.

It's the tool I needed: one that allowed me to hit git push and see my content published, translated, and optimized, without touching a single admin panel.

Ownership

100%

Zero database

Publishing

< 2 min

From idea to live

SEO Score

100/100

Core Web Vitals

The Philosophy

GitBlog is not just a rendering engine; it's an optimized workflow.

  • MDX First: Write with the power of React within your articles.
  • AI-Powered: Automatic translations and metadata generation so you only worry about logic.
  • Git-Centric: Your repository is your single source of truth.

High-Performance Tech Stack

Next.js 15 (App Router)

Ultra-fast static rendering with PPR.

Generative AI

Specialized agents for translation and content optimization.

SaaS Ready

Native Stripe integration for premium access.


Engineering History

  1. Today

    Closing the loop: Stripe + GitHub

    Implementation of a webhook that synchronizes Stripe payment with access to the private template repository.

  2. Week 2

    Multimodal Translation

    Refining the translation agent to support complex MDX components without breaking syntax.

  3. Week 1

    Core Scanner

    Development of the local file scanner that generates the post index in real-time during development.


"GitBlog has given me back the urge to write. It's no longer a drama to add an image or translate a post; it's part of my natural git flow." — Senior Software Engineer

🛠️GitBlog

projectsaibloggingengineering

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Why GitBlog? Because your blog shouldn't be a chore. It should be an extension of your development environment.

The Problem: The "Publishing Tax"

As developers, we have two mediocre options: using a heavy CMS that forces us out of our editor, or building a "hand-crafted" static blog that becomes unmanageable as soon as you want to add translations, SEO, or optimized images. GitBlog eliminates that tax.

It's the tool I needed: one that allowed me to hit git push and see my content published, translated, and optimized, without touching a single admin panel.

Ownership

100%

Zero database

Publishing

< 2 min

From idea to live

SEO Score

100/100

Core Web Vitals

The Philosophy

GitBlog is not just a rendering engine; it's an optimized workflow.

  • MDX First: Write with the power of React within your articles.
  • AI-Powered: Automatic translations and metadata generation so you only worry about logic.
  • Git-Centric: Your repository is your single source of truth.

High-Performance Tech Stack

Next.js 15 (App Router)

Ultra-fast static rendering with PPR.

Generative AI

Specialized agents for translation and content optimization.

SaaS Ready

Native Stripe integration for premium access.


Engineering History

  1. Today

    Closing the loop: Stripe + GitHub

    Implementation of a webhook that synchronizes Stripe payment with access to the private template repository.

  2. Week 2

    Multimodal Translation

    Refining the translation agent to support complex MDX components without breaking syntax.

  3. Week 1

    Core Scanner

    Development of the local file scanner that generates the post index in real-time during development.


"GitBlog has given me back the urge to write. It's no longer a drama to add an image or translate a post; it's part of my natural git flow." — Senior Software Engineer

En esta página

  1. The Problem: The "Publishing Tax"
  2. The Philosophy
  3. High-Performance Tech Stack
  4. Engineering History

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