I like using Jekyll for my personal blog, and Next.js / Eleventy for quick sites. But I _hate_ writing in markdown.
Notion is really the best writing experience out there. You can easily make rich pages of content with video and images, but to add those things in a flat markdown file is a pain!
So I made a workflow that will convert your Notion subpages in a specific page to open a pull request on Github to your blog.
Notion is really the best writing experience out there. You can easily make rich pages of content with video and images, but to add those things in a flat markdown file is a pain!
So I made a workflow that will convert your Notion subpages in a specific page to open a pull request on Github to your blog.
Copy it to your own Pipedream account to use it for free: https://pipedream.com/new?h=tch_OQlfe5
I also put together a quick video to walk through how to set it up: https://youtu.be/HgOWnJSGo6w
Long story short, you just need to connect your Notion & Github accounts to the workflow, and define which Notion page you'd like to sync with Github.
Hope this helps writing a bit more fun!