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Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by sgallant on Saturday August 05, 2017 @06:49PM (#14938399)
Shameless plug:

- We built https://forestry.io to get away from WordPress. We support Jekyll & Hugo and a Git-based workflow :)

Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by sandGorgon on Sunday August 06, 2017 @02:50AM (#14940103)
forestry + hugo is incredibly amazing. Hugo is a single cross platform binary that generates static websites almost instantaneously.

https://themes.gohugo.io/

Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by nopar8 on Saturday August 05, 2017 @10:22PM (#14939315)
I set up forestry on my father's bed and breakfast website. I am very pleased.
Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by sgallant on Sunday August 06, 2017 @12:47AM (#14939721)
Glad to hear! I'd love to know how we could improv the experience if you have sky feedback
Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by hiharryhere on Sunday August 06, 2017 @09:09AM (#14941144)
I'm using forestry for my company site now to give my non-tech cofounder an easy way to write blog posts.

Two suggestions that would really improve my life:

1. A better wysiwyg editor. I've taught her some markdown but every time you switch to wysiwyg and back and make a change I get loads of spans injected into my md.

2. A better media manager with: - folders - image resizing (maybe integrate filestack.io as they have some image manipulation)

I love the simplicity of forestry and it's really close to perfect for my use case. Github -> s3 is seamless and having edits committed back is great.

Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by sgallant on Sunday August 06, 2017 @02:38PM (#14942697)
Thanks for the suggestion! #1 is in the works and #2 is in early planning stages.
Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by zokier on Sunday August 06, 2017 @04:22PM (#14943279)
Neat but not self-hostable nor open source :(
Re:Publii – Open Source CMS for Static Websites by sgallant on Sunday August 06, 2017 @10:06PM (#14944821)
True, but we if your goal is to have people manage content from mysite.com/admin you can do that since the Forestry CMS is just a single page react application that talks to our API. More info here https://forestry.io/docs/remote-admin/