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I'm afraid I couldn't make that argument with a straight face. I would recommend that you go with something like Hugo[1], throw it on an S3(-compatible) bucket
by bsnnkv 4y ago
I'm afraid I couldn't make that argument with a straight face.
I would recommend that you go with something like Hugo[1], throw it on an S3(-compatible) bucket and be done with it.[2]
[1] https://gohugo.io/ https://gohugo.io/
[2] This is what I have been doing for my personal blog and for my wife's professional website for many years and I am very content with it
- veidr 4y agoI did that too, but would never use Hugo for any website again! Instead, I would now use Astro[1] for any static site or blog. YMMV, but if you don't already love golang and their weird template language, Astro is just HTML and TypeScript and is overall simpler and less time-consuming to understand. (I mean it will get hella complicated if you want it to, and let you integrate React or Svelte or blah blah, but out of the box it works great for generating static sites like blogs, or just regular-ass websites.) [1]: https://astro.build https://astro.build