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This doesn't provide a counterpoint to the original comment's point. IMHO, it's true that a static site generator should be the way to go in 2023, instead of u
by Heloseaa 3y ago
This doesn't provide a counterpoint to the original comment's point.
IMHO, it's true that a static site generator should be the way to go in 2023, instead of using a web framework with a db.
I am personally running a hugo blog, on netlify, with netlify CMS. I have 0 costs, great performances, everything needed out of the box. What else to ask for ?
- smarx007 3y agoDoes your blog support comments? Also, for a company blog, an SSG likely means a requirement to know Git, which could be inconvenient.
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- Heloseaa 3y agoIn my blog, comments are not supported, and it would be easy to add if I developed my own blog with Django. But I feel that this single feature does not overweight the simplicity and velocity I have with such setup. If you really need comments in your blog when using Hugo, you can still integrate them with Disqus https://gohugo.io/content-management/comments/ https://gohugo.io/content-management/comments/ In regards to the requirement to know Git: It is just necessary in the setup phase, the blog posts creation and edition are controlled through Netlify CMS for me.
- smarx007 3y agoInteresting, thank you for introducing me to Netlify CMS, didn't know about it.