From Blogger to Ghost (Part 1)


I just migrated from Blogger to a (self hosted) Ghost blogging platform. My fear was that it would be a mess, and ist was, but it did not have to be. Sadly enough, I could have saved my weekend, if had been less impulsive and just did some more research before. But let’s start from the beginning.

I started blogging on Blogger only because I wanted to start quickly without any technical setup. It was not because I was not able to. It was just because I had not enough time.

It could be a great excuse for my poor frequence of writing new blog posts, however writing with Blogger has not been a pleasure. It felt like a late 90s WYSIWYG-Editor. Formatting was a painful process, especially if I had to deal with images. In that time I started writing with iA Writer in Markdown and exported the resulting HTML to Blogger. To put it in a nutshell, I felt neither productive nor was it much fun. I felt it was time for a change.

In my next blog post you will read how I heard of Ghost and why I decided to make a change.

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