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Why not run Wordpress locally and bake the site out to static files? That way you get Wordpress content authoring and all the advantages of a static site you m
by nsomaru 6y ago
Why not run Wordpress locally and bake the site out to static files?
That way you get Wordpress content authoring and all the advantages of a static site you mention
- shiftpgdn 6y agoIMO this is the perfect middle ground where you need non technical people to make rapid edits to a live website. They can make edits to a dev/local environment which automatically get baked out and pulled into the live site on a set schedule.
- cornell532 6y agoThis is exactly what we do using Shifter (http://getshifter.io/ http://getshifter.io/).
- johncozen 6y agoThank you for sharing Shifter. I’ll check this out. I work on a lot of Wordpress and GatsbyJS so a simpler path to static sites from a WP admin is something I’ve been looking for.