https://budts.be/weblog/2018/03/budtsbe-v5/2018-03-17T23:31:00+01:002018-03-17T23:31:00+01:002018-03-17T23:31:00+01:00jeroentag:budts.be,2018-03-17:/weblog/2018/03/budtsbe-v5//comment-5aad74dabc5ba-1

<p>I seriously considered Hugo as it looks nice as well. The problem with Hugo however (from what I read), is that it does not support plugins. If you want to change/extend it's functionality you have to fork it, write Go-code, and compile it...<br> And indeed, just writing in Markdown is very enjoyable. Certainly because all my other notes from meetings, projects etc are also in Markdown in Vimwiki.</p>

<p>I seriously considered Hugo as it looks nice as well. The problem with Hugo however (from what I read), is that it does not support plugins. If you want to change/extend it's functionality you have to fork it, write Go-code, and compile it...<br> And indeed, just writing in Markdown is very enjoyable. Certainly because all my other notes from meetings, projects etc are also in Markdown in Vimwiki.</p>2018-03-17T21:04:00+01:002018-03-17T21:04:00+01:00den Bentag:budts.be,2018-03-17:/weblog/2018/03/budtsbe-v5//comment-5aad74dabc5ba

<p>Nope, no experience. Just pondering on some site ideas (incl. one for my band). Was looking at Hugo first but then Gatsby came on to my radar somehow. The thought of picking up some React along the way intrigues me. Then again... just focusing on markdown content writing is also <em>tempting</em> ;-)</p>

<p>Nope, no experience. Just pondering on some site ideas (incl. one for my band). Was looking at Hugo first but then Gatsby came on to my radar somehow. The thought of picking up some React along the way intrigues me. Then again... just focusing on markdown content writing is also <em>tempting</em> ;-)</p>2018-03-17T20:33:00+01:002018-03-17T20:33:00+01:00jeroentag:budts.be,2018-03-17:/weblog/2018/03/budtsbe-v5//comment-5aacdebcc1cf9-1

<p>You mean <a href="https://www.gatsbyjs.org/">GatsbyJS</a>? No I didn't consider that one, as this is the first time I learn about it. In all the articles and comparisons of static site generators it was never mentioned.<br> Although I'm not a huge fan of node.js this certainly looks interesting. Looking at the homepage I see it mentions Drupal as a datasource. That could certainly be interesting when working with less technical users, so you can use Drupal for content editing, but still have the advantages of a static site as well.<br> Do you have experience with Gatsby?</p>

<p>You mean <a href="https://www.gatsbyjs.org/">GatsbyJS</a>? No I didn't consider that one, as this is the first time I learn about it. In all the articles and comparisons of static site generators it was never mentioned.<br> Although I'm not a huge fan of node.js this certainly looks interesting. Looking at the homepage I see it mentions Drupal as a datasource. That could certainly be interesting when working with less technical users, so you can use Drupal for content editing, but still have the advantages of a static site as well.<br> Do you have experience with Gatsby?</p>2018-03-17T10:24:00+01:002018-03-17T10:24:00+01:00den Bentag:budts.be,2018-03-17:/weblog/2018/03/budtsbe-v5//comment-5aacdebcc1cf9

<p>Have you considered Gatsby too?</p>

<p>Have you considered Gatsby too?</p>