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Gave Publii a try a few months back. My impressions: the good Comes with a great, minimalist editor UI built in The templates available are very well designe
by pembrook 6y ago
Gave Publii a try a few months back. My impressions:
the good
Comes with a great, minimalist editor UI built in
The templates available are very well designed
Great SEO defaults (and amp support) out of the box (a huge problem for most SSGs)
the bad
Completely removes the entire value of a SSG for me - custom building features into sites is not at all easy or intuitive
The editor can only be run locally on a single desktop machine - also a non-starter for me
Ultimately I think publii would be great for a humble 1 person blog, with no commercial aspirations.
If you’re trying to build a business, and still want the ease of updating, go with Webflow (or Wordpress, if you’re non-technical).
- loteck 6y agoThe editor can only be run locally on a single desktop machine - also a non-starter for me Publii from multiple computers works fine if you use cloud storage. https://www.google.com/amp/s/getpublii.com/docs/amp/publii-on-multiple-computers-via-dropbox.html https://www.google.com/amp/s/getpublii.com/docs/amp/publii-o...
- inthewoods 6y agoI was wondering how it would handle if two people were editing the same file on two different computers.
- marc_io 6y agoYou can integrate an e-commerce in Publii with third-party tools, so I think it can actually be used by people with “commercial aspirations”.