Migration to Ghost

Recently I migrate my blog to Ghost. There are several reasons, but mostly it's driven by having access to an easy way to schedule and write posts.

Hugo, in combination with Cloudflare pages is a nice combination, if one is working a lot in git and GitHub. Unfortunately for my needs this combination proved to be more of a hinder then a help in writing small articles.
Just the fact that I knew that I had to write an article (offline), do some spell checking, create a commit, pull request to finally have the update landed. And yes, since I'm a single editor anyway, I could just directly push to main, and skip the GitHub PR flow. Except, that this is so ingrained, that that won't be the step that would win me any time.

So looking around, I was thinking of re-using WordPress again. Used it in the past, but decided against it after I found Ghost. While Ghost is written in JavaScript, and I don't really like that. I anticipate that using it in combination with Cloudflare the load on the server hosting it would be relative low anyway.