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I haven't used Hugo but my entire site is generated with Hakyll: http://mark.reid.name/ http://mark.reid.name/ . I've found it works well for a mixture of blogg
by mreid 11y ago
I haven't used Hugo but my entire site is generated with Hakyll: http://mark.reid.name/ http://mark.reid.name/ . I've found it works well for a mixture of blogging and more static content.
- wuschel 11y agoThanks for the example. Can you compare Hakyll to other static site generators?
- seagreen 11y agoHakyll will be very similar to something like Nanoc. The difference will be mainly in the language and ecosystem -- compared to normal languages Haskell is pretty weird. That said, Haskell is also _incredibly awesome_ and especially well suited to static site generation. Plus Pandoc is possibly the best format conversion tool out there. But I would only use if if you either already know Haskell or are curious and will enjoy playing around and learning new things.