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I would love to see an official static site mode for Ghost (and Wordpress). That way we can get both a nice authoring experience and the low cost/security of S3
by varunramesh 8y ago
I would love to see an official static site mode for Ghost (and Wordpress). That way we can get both a nice authoring experience and the low cost/security of S3 hosting.
- undseg 8y agoThis is always the first thing I look for in the new version announcements for big blogging platforms. Would be amazing if I didn't need to know a completely separate technology and/or hack together bridges/site "staticizers" in order to have a quite basic functionality (the site be 100% static when no back-end dynamic interaction is needed). That said, there are third party plugins for WordPress that do this. Don't know about ghost, but my hopes are for first-class support for this.
- marc_io 8y agoCheck out Publii, then (Open Source too). It's quite similar to WordPress in a lot of ways, but it's a desktop app that uploads static files. https://github.com/GetPublii/Publii https://github.com/GetPublii/Publii
- dpatriarche 8y agoThanks for posting this recommendation, I've been looking for a static blogging tool like this.
- bovermyer 8y agoWhy have I not heard of this? This sounds like a great tool.
- Sophistifunk 8y agoSeems like a great way for them to bankrupt the .com
- samirm 8y agoThis is the first thing I googled after I saw this update.
- todd3834 8y agoNot the same as static but you can get pretty good results by caching in a CDN. It’s also pretty easy to set up these days.
- erlend_sh 8y agoNext.js has had support for a static site export for a long time. I’m just waiting for someone to make it into a user friendly CMS.