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Best static CMS 🤔🤠
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hugo
afaik jekyll has the biggest user base, themes, tutorials, etc.
getgrav.org
Easy to use. Fast. Nice admin interface. Tons of themes and skeletons to choose from.
Edit2: forgot to add emojis
Edit27: apparently grav isn't a static site generator. Apologies for the emotional stress this comment may have caused.
bludit
Vuepress, if you don't mind the lack of theme.
HTML
very cool
Eternal Hope Ltd website is created with WhitespaceCMS and PureCSS. Runs perfect.
PigeonCMS actually @ITLabs
CMSoAC? That's a good one
@Yura @SirFoxy
PigeonCMS is a new class of CMSoAC fuelled by superior popcorn potassium! It's light as a feather, uses ColumbaDB and at it's core is built with PHP6. But most important PigeonCMS will never sh@t your LEB.
Nuxt, if vuejs is not a problem
I’ve used Jekyll, but won't recommend (this can work if the logic of your site is basic).
I prefer Vue.js and Vuex for state management - together with Nuxt makes a great combination.
Give it a try.
Publii has all the "SEO" bells and whistles (meta tags, sitemaps creation and update as new content is added), it supports AMP as well, mobile friendly page creation is also automatic.
It takes some learning and figuring out to get a decent design/look, especially with the free "themes".
No multilingual website support, if that's important for you.
For a regularly updated website/blog, I'd use WordPress. It's more convenient in spite of the downsides.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/static-html-output-plugin/ could be an option (or any good cache plugin + curl in mirror mode to generate the pages).
Best or not, the good part is there are plenty of options, and some good ones mentioned above. You may also want to take a look at https://www.staticgen.com.
+1 hugo
The question is why?
jekyll
I LIKE GHOST ITS A CMS AND ITS GOOD
Statamic is a great option. Great product, super great support and community.
Statamic is the best alternative. I wouldn't advise anyone to run a huge blog on WordPress.
Not really a static CMS, but grav is still an awesome choice
http://get-simple.info/
PHP with Zend Studio, compiled. That shit will run fast!!!
Non-conforming tender: https://opensolution.org/. Uses sqlite db.
Retro. Cool.