If you're reading this, you somehow found me at nicolasbrailo.github.io. Maybe you came here from one of my many previous blogs, and you're marveling at the beautiful new design (?). As I alluded to in the "moved again" note, this site is built from a source of md files, using a custom md-to-html enginge. If you're sane, you're probably why I would create an md-to-html engine, instead of using one of the many available options.
MdlogGen: yet another MD site generator
MdlogGen is a simple md-to-static-html, however it supports a few features I wasn't able to find elsewhere: comments, and site-search. MdlogGen depends on Github for these two features (or, rather, depends on the viewer to have a Github account to be able to use these two features).
MdlogGen also supports the exact feature set I need, no more and no less; while using an off-the-shelf generator may have been a better longer term investment, 90% for the raison d'etre of this site is "for fun", and spending a weekend writing hacky code is more fun than spending a weekend trying to figure out how to configure Github deploy rules, and learning to use a third party content generator. I get to write enough code for a living during the week - weekends are for fun code! An alternate reason is that I already had to spend a chunk of time cleaning XML exports from my previous sites to build this one - so MdlogGen is sort of a natural evolution of those scripts. Kind of.
Check out MdlogGen's reamde: while many other md-to-html generators exist, I think this may be one of the simplest feature-complete generators out there.