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I use a Hugo -- GitHub -- Netlify setup. Fast, cheap, secure, and fully automated once the hard part (writing) is done. Works great, and Hugo has incremental
by justboxing 8y ago
I use a Hugo -- GitHub -- Netlify setup.
Fast, cheap, secure, and fully automated once the hard part (writing) is done.
Works great, and Hugo has incremental builds, so it's blazing fast even for 1000s of blog posts.
I did a somewhat lengthy video on how to get this setup up and running : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSwoCvd4QIc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSwoCvd4QIc
Also this setup is not as "nerdy" / "geeky" as you might think. I migrated a team of 3 content writers and editors from Wordpress to Hugo and it was mostly painless. Just need to find a good Markdown Editor with preview. Hugo also have live reload, so the content writers can see their posts in a copy of the live site locally, and are able to fix a lot of typographical and visual errors before publish.
Still trying to find a way to do scheduled posts.
If you are looking for a publishing house type stuff with a lot of writers, this may not be the solution.