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The best of both worlds already exist: take a CMS (like Wordpress) and generate static content from that. There are multiple Wordpress plugins that do that. Yo
by eloisant 5y ago
The best of both worlds already exist: take a CMS (like Wordpress) and generate static content from that. There are multiple Wordpress plugins that do that.
You have one Wordpress instance completely internal, safely hidden behind a VPN, get all the convenience of Wordpress, and each time you publish a change in an article it will publish the static site.
- marc_io 5y agoYes, that's a nice solution. It's very easy to create a local instance of WP with the Local.app (localwp.com) and use the WP2Static plugin to generate a static version of it (or appi.sh, if you need to do that via terminal).