yaml frontmatter•
YAML Frontmatter Explained: Syntax, Examples, and Common Mistakes
What YAML frontmatter is, how to write it correctly, and where it shows up — Jekyll, Hugo, Astro, Obsidian, and Markdown blog posts — with examples.
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AI agent blog publishing•
AI Agent Blog Publishing: Turn Repo Work Into SEO Drafts
A practical workflow for using AI agents to draft SEO blog posts from real repo context, then publish safely with Markdown, CLI commands, and reviews.
developer blogging guide•
Blogging From Your Terminal: A Workflow That Actually Sticks
How to write and publish blog posts without leaving your terminal — from a plain Markdown file to a single publish command, using the Blogizi CLI.
comparison•
WordPress vs Blogizi for a Developer Blog
Comparing WordPress and Blogizi for developer blogging — plugin ecosystem, maintenance overhead, and content ownership, so you can pick with eyes open.
comparison•
Wix vs Blogizi for Developer Blogging
Comparing Wix and Blogizi — an AI-assisted, all-in-one site builder versus a Markdown-first tool built for technical writing.
comparison•
Webflow vs Blogizi for Technical Content
Comparing Webflow and Blogizi for a developer blog — visual CMS control versus a Markdown file and a publish command.
comparison•
VitePress vs Blogizi for Developer Blogging
Comparing VitePress and Blogizi — a Vue-ecosystem docs tool with light blog support versus a tool built specifically for blogging.
comparison•
Surfer SEO vs Blogizi
Comparing Surfer SEO and Blogizi — an on-page content optimization tool versus an end-to-end drafting, hosting, and publishing workflow.
comparison•
Super.so vs Blogizi: Notion Database vs Markdown Files
Comparing Super.so and Blogizi for developer blogging — publishing straight from a Notion database versus writing plain Markdown files.
comparison•
Substack vs Blogizi: Newsletter-First vs SEO-First
Comparing Substack and Blogizi for developer writing — building a direct subscriber relationship versus building long-term organic search traffic.