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Could you elaborate? That would be very helpful, the article doesn't quite detail ...
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
Could you elaborate? That would be very helpful, the article doesn't quite detail ...
- stavros 8y agoThe end result is the same as hosting on S3 + CloudFront, it just saves you a lot of trouble setting things up, makes things just work, gives you nice features like lambdas, A/B testing, forms, authentication, etc etc for free, and just makes your life super easy. Basically, if you have a repository with your Jekyll (or whatever) site, just add it to Netlify and that's it. It's served, and will automatically update when you push.
- ams6110 8y agoI have a Hugo site on github pages, and it's updated whenever I push. And no Netlify in the middle.