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I can't speak for Hyde, but Jekyll requires you to edit text files which makes it unaccessible for non-technical people.
by konschubert 9y ago
I can't speak for Hyde, but Jekyll requires you to edit text files which makes it unaccessible for non-technical people.
- rozenmd 9y agoThere's Netlify + GatsbyJS - takes git know-how to setup, but once you're there it's a Rich Text Editor on a webpage controlling your content
- tdhz77 9y agoAdd contentful and you have a admin dashboard and hundreds of integrations. I set this up last week and it’s amazing. It costs $0 for my small project. I’ve aleo rolled out it out to event websites. And they love it too. No database is a big win for bloggers, who should focus on content and not security.