Hello world

If you can read this, the site is working. yay

The stack

This site runs on three pieces:

• Astro handles pages, routing, and the build. It ships mostly static HTML so pages load fast and hosting stays cheap.
• Keystatic is the CMS. Open /keystatic in the browser to edit posts with a real WYSIWYG editor. Every save becomes a markdown file in the git repo.
• Tailwind handles the styling. Theme tokens live in src/styles/global.css, so a rebrand takes minutes.

Editing this post

1. Run npm run dev to start the site locally.
2. Open http://localhost:4321/keystatic.
3. Pick the Posts collection, find this post, change the text, and hit save.
4. Commit the change to git and deploy.

When you wire up GitHub storage (see the README), editors can skip the local step and edit straight from the browser on the live site.

Adding a new post

In Keystatic, click Add Post, fill in the title and body, and save. A new .mdoc file appears in src/content/posts/ and shows up on the blog index.

Why this setup

• Git-based content. No database. Content lives next to the code and travels with the repo.
• Cheap to host. A static site runs happily on any platform that serves HTML. Most are free or near-free at this scale.
• Fast. Astro ships almost no JavaScript by default. Pages load the moment they hit the browser.
• Portable. If you ever move hosts or hand the site off, the git repo is the site. No export needed.

Delete this post when you're ready for your own content.