People ask a ton of questions about Neato! OK, lol, that’s actually a lie. They only ask one question:
A: Eventually! It’ll be ready when it’s ready. I’m working on it every day, but good things take time.
Keep an eye on this site (or its feed) for the latest updates on development.
Neato is a web page publishing system from Neatnik (the guy behind omg.lol).
You can use Neato to make all kinds of pages and websites. Your home page, your résumé, a blog with a zillion entries, your meticulously-catalogued collection of Pokémon cards—you name it, Neato can happily handle it.
Neato is three things: a content management system, a static site generator, and a hosting service. It helps you organize and store your content, produce your web pages, and then serve those pages to anyone on the internet at blazing fast speeds.
An alpha version of the static site generator (SSG) portion of Neato is now available.
Check it out over in the Neato repository. But please note that it’s rough and entirely undocumented!
If you can type words into a box, you can make web pages with Neato. If you’re a little more on the nerdy side of things, then you’ll appreciate that Neato’s modular structure allows for infinite configuration and expandability thanks to the magic of PHP. But you don’t have to care about PHP or modular stuff to enjoy using Neato.
Plop your email address here and you’ll receive an email when Neato is ready for you.
You can extend the core simplicity of Neato with Power-Ups. Power-Ups are plugins/extensions that add all kinds of capability to Neato. Text processing, content augmentation, computation, API integration, you name it. Power-Ups can even extend Neato’s interface and the content authoring experience itself.
Power-Ups are written in simple PHP, and you can make one that does something useful for your own website in just a few minutes. Then, if you think it might be helpful for others, you can share it on the Power-Up Portal (where you can also discover other amazing Power-Ups and add them to your own site.
Want to see a Power-Up in action? Check out this site’s feed, which is generated and styled with the Atom Power-Up. Neat!