This is a simple blog platform I built as a centralized content engine for my other sites. Everything lives in one place, and the rest of my projects can pull from it whenever they need to. It keeps things clean, consistent, and easy to manage without juggling multiple CMS setups. All living a single core VPS with Sqlite database on a $4/month plan.
I’ve been wondering why tools like DropInBlog even need to exist when any website can just pull content from an RSS feed. It’s literally just text — it drops right into your existing UI without changing your design. And you don’t need anything fancy on the backend either. A bit of vanilla JavaScript can load an RSS feed directly, no server involved.
Even if you don’t want to build your own reader, there are fully self‑contained RSS loaders you can copy, paste, and run.
It’s hard not to ask: why add another dependency when the web already solved this years ago?