pblog ultra-lightweight personal blog system

Pblog is a personal blog system developed using PHP and MYSQL. It only retains the most basic functions of a blog - writing articles and leaving messages, and does not consider adding other additional functions for the time being. Pblog's navigation uses dynamic script display, and the content page uses static display, which greatly alleviates the "slowness" problem caused by the space used by the blog. At the same time, Pblog does not use any PHP framework for development. It is all native development. Even PHP beginners can easily understand the source code and make changes to it (I am a PHP beginner myself).

The goal of Pblog is to make a blog that can be run in any space in China.

The size of the Pblog1.0 beta version after decompression by ordinary zip is 684kb - including all codes and pictures.

But since I myself have not received any systematic training and have never officially stayed in the company, I use copy and paste methods for streamlined development (the 1.0 beta version only took less than three days to develop. I read I only came up with the development idea after a little bit of WP code. I felt that WP was too bloated! It was my last "homework" in college), so it still has a lot to improve.

Pblog main functions:

Post a blog post

Needless to say, can a blog be called a blog if it cannot publish blog posts? Kindeidtor is used as the editor to meet most of the daily editing functions.

Automatically generate a reading directory

pblog will automatically extract the content of h2 and h3 tags from the article, and organize them into a reading directory for the article, which is more convenient for readers to read the blog post.

Manual email reminder to leavers

Readers who leave messages in the blog can review their messages in the background and send them an email reminder when there are new developments in the message to increase the rate of return visits.

Compress static web code

The compressed web page code size is only about 40% of the original size. For spaces where gzip cannot be enabled, this is a considerable bandwidth savings.