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How publishing to this blog works

productbehind-the-scenes

This post exists mostly to prove the pipeline works. Here’s the short version of what happens when we hit Publish in Yacho.

The flow

  1. We draft a blog deliverable inside Yacho.
  2. Clicking Publish sends it through the Yacho connector.
  3. The connector commits a markdown file to this blog’s repository.
  4. The site rebuilds and the new page is live — usually within a minute or two.

Why static

Static pages load fast and rank well, which matters when the whole point of a post is to be found. Code samples render cleanly too:

const post = { title: 'Hello', published: true };
console.log(`Shipping: ${post.title}`);

That’s it. No CMS to babysit, no servers to keep warm — just fast pages.