Open Sebastian-Roth opened 1 year ago
I use Hugo with GitHub actions. Write the pages in markdown. I'd avoid something that generates pages on the fly for speed and security
@lukebarone Haha, that pointed me to something I didn't know about. We seem to have a website repo though I have no idea how this is intended to work! No one ever told me...
Actually it might be a good idea to fully activate fogproject.github.io as the main website and point the official domain CNAME to that so we have less stuff running on that server.
@lukebarone Can you do something like news posts with Hugo as well? Probably can but I wonder if we are able to make it so the old URLs (like https://news.fogproject.org/fog-1-5-9-officially-released/) are still valid?
https://gohugo.io/getting-started/quick-start/ https://github.com/marketplace/actions/hugo-setup
Yup, it'll take some conversion though
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I like the look of Hugo. It seems very similar to readthedocs.io that we use for fog-docs. We could maybe standardize and use the same tool for both? Maybe even put it all on one site ?
https://docusaurus.io/ This tool has a fun name and looks like it would be another solid option
To follow
Need to update the website in general to have a content management system so people can update content without having access to the webserver (currently all fast static HTML code).
We do have news.fogproject.org using Ghost CMS. Though I would like to see both integrated into one.
I have used Wordpress a lot and do favor that but I am open to use any other CMS as long as it's reliable: gets updates (!), easy to learn and keep updated, ...