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nikdoof.com | ||
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hjr265.me
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| | | | | Static site generators are one of my favourite things about the Internet. I remember when almost every website built around me was based on Joomla or WordPress. I dread that time. My website, which you are on right now, is built with Hugo. I have a page on this website listing some of my open-source projects. And I wanted an easy way to show the number of GitHub stars on my Hugo-based website for my open-source projects. | |
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www.bryanleetc.com
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| | | | | Having experimented with multiple static site generators and not being very satisfied with all of them for a simple personal blog / website use case, Vuepress hits the sweet spot | |
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blog.m5e.de
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| | | | | Static site generators like Hugo, Jekyll or Nuxt are awesome. They provide way faster delivery of your contents to your customers than any PHP solution like WordPress. Unfortunately you have to create the Markdown files for your content yourself, but because every single post has a filename, title, date and often tags as well as a status for draft, I created a simple tool which takes care of doing exactly that. | |
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nkantar.com
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| | | Why I chose a static site generator in a sea of fancy dynamic solutions. | ||
