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TiddlyWiki
In previous websites, I've had trouble keeping up the motivation to build polished, atomic "blog posts" about specific topics. Overplanning the next piece of work gets in the way of publishing incrementally useful content.
A TiddlyWiki is similar to how Wikis operate, which emphasise short articles with many links to other articles. Navigating to a new TiddlyWiki article displays it immediately below current article, instead of opening in a new window. Articles are only referenced using internal hyperlinks, instead of being grouped by related areas (tags) or ordered based on publication date.
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