I am a big fan of SQLPage, a web server and framework built in rust that allows you to build complete applications with just SQL queries.
I use it as the main stack of my startups. I decided that I wanted to start a small blog of thoughts that I randomly have. There are many blogging applications that already exist, but I tasked myself with writing a new one using SQLPage. This allowed me to explore some features of the software that I haven't had a need for in my startup companies.
One of those features is storing URLs inside the database rather than in written code, and this blog is built upon that feature. I intend to use it for a page-authoring solution that myself and others are currently building for a new product.
Kudos very much to the creator of SQLPage! I love what he is putting together, he's incorporated some small requests of mine already, and I really like the direction of the project.
The blog site is open-source. You can access the code at https://github.com/andrewsinnovations/sqlpage-blog