Ghost

For nearly two decades, my online home has been WordPress. But now, it feels like the right time to move on, so I’m preparing for a move to Ghost, a platform that is a compelling alternative to WordPress. WordPress has been a remarkable platform since I discovered it in

I've thought out loud about this in my previous posts here. Here's another way I'm looking at this, a simple comparative view: (I haven't figured out yet how to add a table to a Ghost post, so this is a screenshot from

Moving from self-hosted WordPress to hosted Ghost Pro is a significant decision. With careful planning, it can be a smooth transition. So part of that planning is to construct a workflow with all the required steps. First, I needed to decide on some comparative pros and cons: When to choose

"I just wanted to write and have a blog." Why I choose Ghost over WordPress for TheSelfHostingArtAre you thinking about Ghost vs WordPress in 2023? Check this post to see why Ghost was the better solution for me and check which solution would be better for you :)The

For almost two decades, my online home has been built on WordPress. It’s been an incredible platform for me, starting in 2006 when blogging was still finding its footing. Over the years, I’ve built a site that’s seen countless articles, updates, and experiments. It’s grown alongside

For more than two decades, I've been publishing my thoughts, observations, and analysis on digital communication, emerging technologies, and the evolving landscape of business and society. My blog at nevillehobson.com has been the home for this journey, accumulating thousands of posts since 2002. Now, it's