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  1. New post . . .

    Hugo 0.126.x: speedy pages from data • The SSG velocity king adds another invaluable asset to its portfolio.

    brycewray.com/posts/2024/05/hu

    cc: @gohugoio

  2. We're back to my recurring nightmare of making it easy for a non-technical client to edit a static website generated using #Hugo.

    Are there any good solutions? Or am I going to end up writing my own solution after many painful hours with other people's janky solutions?

    If you know of a non-technical user successfully editing a static website, how are they doing it?

    EDIT: I'll only use open source solutions I can self-host, but happy to hear about proprietary options.

    #SSGs #StaticWebsites

  3. We're back to my recurring nightmare of making it easy for a non-technical client to edit a static website generated using #Hugo.

    Are there any good solutions? Or am I going to end up writing my own solution after many painful hours with other people's janky solutions?

    If you know of a non-technical user successfully editing a static website, how are they doing it?

    EDIT: I'll only use open source solutions I can self-host, but happy to hear about proprietary options.

    #SSGs #StaticWebsites

  4. We're back to my recurring nightmare of making it easy for a non-technical client to edit a static website generated using #Hugo.

    Are there any good solutions? Or am I going to end up writing my own solution after many painful hours with other people's janky solutions?

    If you know of a non-technical user successfully editing a static website, how are they doing it?

    EDIT: I'll only use open source solutions I can self-host, but happy to hear about proprietary options.

    #SSGs #StaticWebsites

  5. We're back to my recurring nightmare of making it easy for a non-technical client to edit a static website generated using #Hugo.

    Are there any good solutions? Or am I going to end up writing my own solution after many painful hours with other people's janky solutions?

    If you know of a non-technical user successfully editing a static website, how are they doing it?

    EDIT: I'll only use open source solutions I can self-host, but happy to hear about proprietary options.

    #SSGs #StaticWebsites

  6. We're back to my recurring nightmare of making it easy for a non-technical client to edit a static website generated using #Hugo.

    Are there any good solutions? Or am I going to end up writing my own solution after many painful hours with other people's janky solutions?

    If you know of a non-technical user successfully editing a static website, how are they doing it?

    EDIT: I'll only use open source solutions I can self-host, but happy to hear about proprietary options.

    #SSGs #StaticWebsites