> Can you do a writeup/tutorial for your setup?

Sure. I can just open source the site after I remove some private stuff and improve the documentation a bit.

I have a similar site (my old web design partnership vertstudios.com) that already has an open source mirror[0], but it doesn't have source file inclusion or tags like my joequery site.

[0]: https://github.com/joequery/Vert-Flask

The article linked in the repo has information on setting up nginx and uwsgi when it comes time to run the thing live.

Keep in mind that my site's workflow isn't perfect by any stretch, but it's perfect for me. That was my main point.

>Can you do a writeup/tutorial for your setup?

Actually, Flask tutorial uses a blog application as example

http://flask.pocoo.org/docs/tutorial/introduction/

I have a simple blog engine that can be readily deployed on Google App Engine - https://github.com/prakhar1989/CS253-Blag

It features Stvtle like blog post editing (distraction free), supports markdown and a draft system.

I just started playing with Hyde as a blog engine, which is a static site generator for Python. So far the only blog posts are about setting it up! http://esd.io/

Flask is very cool too, though, and if you want your sites dynamic, I'd recommend it. I choose Hyde because my eventual goal is speed: I want to see how fast I can get a "real world" page to load.