Official Git-based blogging platform for Technobyte, NIT Kurukshetra
This repository works as both:
- A technical publishing platform for society members.
- A structured knowledge base for systems, development, AI/ML, events, and project learnings.
Technobyte needed a platform that is:
- Zero-cost to run.
- Easy for members to contribute to.
- Strict about content quality and structure.
- Scalable as the archive grows.
So we built a content-as-code workflow:
Contributor -> Pull Request -> Review -> Merge -> Deploy
.
├── content/
│ ├── blogs/ # One folder per blog (YYYY-MM-DD-slug)
│ ├── authors/ # Reusable author profiles
│ └── categories/ # Fixed category definitions
├── public/images/common/ # Shared assets (logo, banner)
├── app/ # Next.js App Router
├── components/ # Reusable UI components
├── lib/ # Content loaders and utilities
├── styles/ # Styling
└── scripts/update_readme.py # Auto-generates blog index in this README
- Create a new blog folder in content/blogs as YYYY-MM-DD-slug.
- Add index.md with valid frontmatter.
- Add cover and blog-specific images in the same folder.
- Ensure author ID and category are valid.
- Open a Pull Request.
Detailed docs:
Run this after adding or editing blogs:
python scripts/update_readme.pyThe script refreshes the category-wise index below using metadata from:
- content/blogs/**/index.md
- content/authors/*.json
- content/categories/*.json
Auto-generated from content metadata on 2026-04-08 17:18 UTC.
| Total Published Blogs | Registered Authors | Categories |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 6 |
Architecture, scalability, distributed systems, and design thinking for reliable software.
| Blog | Published | Authors | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Building a Git-Based Blogging System for Technobyte | 2026-04-08 | Debatreya Das | blogging system, system design, github workflow, ssg |
Hands-on engineering guides, coding practices, and implementation walkthroughs.
No published blogs yet.
Machine learning fundamentals, practical AI experiments, and model deployment stories.
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Hackathons, workshops, meetups, and chapter-level technical event recaps.
No published blogs yet.
Deep dives into real engineering problems, decisions, trade-offs, and outcomes.
No published blogs yet.
Showcase of student-built products, technical demos, and open-source contributions.
No published blogs yet.