In this episode, I worked on a method of adding static content to a site that didn’t involve the staticfiles directory, a separate domain, or a reverse proxy like Nginx. We had to get clever with Heroku buildpacks and how to configure WhiteNoise. I want to put a blog on my side project for content marketing purposes. I want the blog to be statically generated and have content come from Markdown (just like these show notes that you’re currently reading).
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