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Static sites are a neat solution for most web publishing these days (I built Punch - one of the earliest static site generators). However, one of the main comp
by laktek 10y ago
Static sites are a neat solution for most web publishing these days (I built Punch - one of the earliest static site generators).
However, one of the main complaints I received was the inconvenience of using such a setup to deliver a client project (or managing a site with a team of non-tech people). At this stage most still end up with Wordpress or other CMS from last decade.
I'm working on a new project called Pragma[0] which combines the benefits of static sites with the conveniences of CMS and Web-site builders. I wrote about it in detail: www.laktek.com/2016/11/29/introducing-pragma/
[0] https://pragma.build https://pragma.build
- jordanlev 10y agoYou might be into Lektor ( https://www.getlektor.com/ https://www.getlektor.com/ ), which is a great middle ground between static site and dynamic CMS -- it's a static site generator, but has a GUI client that is somewhat usable for non-technical people. It's a very clever system and un-opinionated about how you structure your content.