mataroablog/mataroa
This is a Django-based blogging platform that enables users to create, manage, and export their blogs in multiple formats, including EPUB, Hugo, and Zola. The system provides comprehensive user authentication, subscription management via Stripe, and content moderation tools. It also supports rich media uploads, analytics tracking, and automated email notifications for subscriptions and moderation summaries.
59.5
Adequate · 13 August 2026
8.9k
lines of production code
Python
primary language
1
bus factor · 19 authors in all
1
measurements over time
How it got here
2020 · Modernization and feature expansion
The project underwent a comprehensive modernization, upgrading to Django 6 and replacing legacy tooling with modern Python standards like pyproject.toml and Ruff. Concurrently, the codebase was reorganized into structured modules, and the application expanded with new features for analytics, billing, and content export.
11 changes
2021–2025 · Infrastructure and feature expansion
This period focused on expanding application features, including EPUB export, image upload capabilities, and a restructured views module. It also involved significant infrastructure changes, replacing Ansible with Bash scripts and systemd units for deployment and background task management.
8 changes
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