[pawptart]

I'm probably like most people and just use Github pages:

Blog is built with Jekyll. Treating GH as a CMS means I have a diff built-in to my platform. I also have a GH action that can schedule merges for post PRs. No one really cares to look through the blog source code but I have GH premium so that the pages repo can be private -- coupled with the merge scheduler this means no one can see the post before it goes live on my blog.

Other than that I have a static site landing page hosted on Netlify, also a private repo. Both sites are under the same domain:

https://ty-porter.dev/ https://blog.ty-porter.dev/