Drop markdown, HTML and PHP files in directories to instantly publish online. A simple concept that forms a stable core. No database, no build process, just the basic features to build highly custom websites on top off.
Your file system is your site structure. Create folders, drop in content files – and they're live. Create `content/about/intro.md` and it turns into `yoursite.com/about/`. Need more presentational control then what Markdown offers? Drop in an HTML file. Dynamic content? Add a PHP script. No routing configuration, no build step, just save a file, refresh the browser.
Since everything is just files and folders, you can mount your site via SFTP or WebDAV and edit content directly from your local machine — save a file, and the change is live. Create websites like it's 1996!
Use each format where it fits best — Markdown for prose, HTML for layout, PHP for dynamic output. Number prefixes control the order and it all renderes to a single seamless page:
FolderWeb detects what kind of page to render based on your folder structure. A single page, like `content/about/` renders as a normal content page, while `content/blog/{posts}` renders as a list.
Cover images (`cover.jpg`), metadata (`metadata.ini`), and navigation are all convention-based. Almost nothing needs explicit configuration, but you have the option to so when you need control.