Dev tools · September 26, 2025
Blook
A super simple way to publish your blog.
Blook launched on September 26, 2025 with 93 votes, #334 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Blook is an inspiring way to publish your blog, turn your book into a website, or share your newsletter online. It’s powered by Lume, a fast and simple static site generator for Deno. Demo: This is the Spanish version of my newsletter jlantunez.com/columnas
Blook is a super simple way to publish your blog, turn your book into a website, or share your newsletter online. This is the blog version of my newsletter. - jlantunez/Blook
Blook makes it easy to share your writing online—whether it’s a blog, book, or newsletter. This is where I post the blog version of my newsletter. It’s powered by Lume , a fast & flexible static site generator for Deno. Just two people having fun building something simple & beautiful. I handled the design, and Óscar Otero made all the code magic happen. Huge credit to him. Blook is a super simple way to publish your blog, turn your book into a website, or share your newsletter online. This is the blog version of myfrom github.com
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