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I use a Static Site Generator (SSG) regularly. You will have wysiwyg when you develop locally. Here's an overview over some tools: http://staticgen.com/ http:
by midzer 9mo ago
I use a Static Site Generator (SSG) regularly.
You will have wysiwyg when you develop locally.
Here's an overview over some tools: http://staticgen.com/ http://staticgen.com/
- freemanjiang 9mo agoI see, yeah I use Next.js pretty regularly, you mean on hot reload then? You still need to write your content as Markdown or something else, right? I feel the editors of Substack give some nice features like shortcuts for bold, italics. What do you do about that?
- konradb 9mo agoYou can use nextjs to statically generate a whole site, or incrementally regenerate it for slowly changing parts.
- wannabebarista 9mo agoI tried several on this list a few years ago and found Jekyll the most flexible/enjoyable for my use case. It's a bit dated though.