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by illuminea 4y ago
Static WordPress is possible - you can generate a static replica of your WordPress site and deploy that via CDN. There are some plugins that help you do that (Simply Static, WP2Static) but you need to also configure your whole infrastructur
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by illuminea 4y ago
Have you seen Strattic? It's a static hosting service for standard WordPress sites (i.e. monolithic WordPress as opposed to headless WordPress), so the time has arrived (unless you meant "freely" as in "free beer" a
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by illuminea 5y ago
You could use WordPress as the CMS (it's an excellent WYSIWYG editor) and then publish the site as a static replica using one of the tools and solutions available for turning WP into a static site generator, like Strattic https:/
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by illuminea 5y ago
You can try Strattic - it turns WordPress into a static site generator so you can use page builders etc. as usual, and then in one click generate the static version of the site. https://www.strattic.com
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Headless WordPress: Myths and Truths(strattic.com)
2 points by illuminea 5y ago|0 comments
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by illuminea 5y ago
Many people in the comments recommended using WordPress, and for good reason. Your client can manage their content on their own, and WP will be around for the foreseeable future. If you want to use WP as usual and get a headless output in o
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Just How Niche Is Headless WordPress?(css-tricks.com)
2 points by illuminea 5y ago|1 comments
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by illuminea 5y ago
Chris: I wonder where headless WordPress will land. And by “headless” I mean only using the WordPress admin and building out the user-facing site through the WordPress REST API rather than the traditional WordPress theme structure. Is it… b
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by illuminea 6y ago
You could check out Strattic which gives users the best of both worlds - edit your site as usual in WordPress, and click a button to deploy a static, Jamstack version of the site. All the power of WordPress with none of the headache. https
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by illuminea 6y ago
WordPress is a nightmare because of the issues surrounding speed, security and scalability. But if you use a static WordPress hosting solution (like Strattic for example - I'm the CEO) that solves all that, so you can benefit from WP&#
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by illuminea 6y ago
I totally agree. It's so important to own as much of your content on the web as possible. That's why CMSs like WordPress are a great solution. I know WP has lots of issues, and that's why we created Strattic: static and headl
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Getting Started with WordPress Static Site Generators(snipcart.com)
7 points by illuminea 6y ago|1 comments
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by illuminea 6y ago
Covers the exciting growing trend of WordPress and Jamstack and how they can actually go together.
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by illuminea 7y ago
There are a number of ways you can create static from wordPress. You can check out https://www.strattic.com as one example. Strattic hosts your original WP site in a container that shuts down when you are not editing your site,
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by illuminea 7y ago
You could try Strattic (I'm the CEO) - it's a static site generator for WordPress. It's not a plugin, but rather a platform where we host the WP site and also generate the static output, which we then serve up via CDN. https
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by illuminea 7y ago
Most WordPress plugins work with a statically generated WP site. For functionality that generally demands db communication, there are many services that have been created for use on static sites that can be used on WP too. We created a stat
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by illuminea 8y ago
You can take a look at Strattic: https://www.strattic.com - static publishing for WordPress websites.
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by illuminea 8y ago
So, you're saying you love WordPress? :) I hear your complaints, but WordPress is still the best tool for marketers and companies. What we need is something that combines the benefits of WordPress with the benefits of static sites. May
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by illuminea 9y ago
WP auto update is nice...until a WP update breaks the functionality! Lol. https://www.wordfence.com/blog/2018/02/broken-auto-update/
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by illuminea 9y ago
We created Strattic to allow anyone to use WordPress (and eventually other CMSs) as static site generators. It's the best of both worlds. We're in private beta but you can check it out here: https://www.strattic.com .
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by illuminea 9y ago
Google Carpool has been available in Israel for a while now. I've used it, it works great. The only problem is there aren't enough drivers here (supply). I've also used Moovit Carpool for getting rides, which works basically
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by illuminea 9y ago
From a branding and long-term point of view, it's really important to "own" your content by hosting it on your own domain and even server space. The advantage of a platform like Medium is that it can increase the reach of you
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by illuminea 9y ago
That's why we developed Strattic: it allows users to enjoy the flexibility and power of WordPress without the need to maintain and secure servers. Strattic publishes the site as static and serverless, and the origin site is only availa
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by illuminea 9y ago
We developed Strattic to solve the issue of difficult to maintain and optimize WordPress websites. Strattic publishes WordPress websites as static sites, and the origin site sits behind a login so it's only accessible to you. No server
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by illuminea 9y ago
I recommend going for a theme that doesn't have a ton of bells and whistles that you probably won't end up using. The default WordPress themes are simple and could possibly suit your needs. In particular, check out Twenty Fifteen:
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by illuminea 9y ago
That sounds great, but doesn't it get gigantic and hard to focus on at a certain point?
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by illuminea 10y ago
We believe the platform we are developing, Strattic, could fill the gaps - it publishes WordPress (and other platforms) as static sites. That way non-technical clients still get their CMS, and developers get a production static site. Best o
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by illuminea 10y ago
We're working on Strattic, which we are beta testing right now. It publishes CMSs as static sites. You can check it out here: https://strattic.com .
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by illuminea 10y ago
That's why WordPress is still growing, and isn't going anywhere anytime soon. The problem is that while non-tech users like it, tech users increasingly don't. That's what we're hoping to solve with Strattic: https:
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by illuminea 10y ago
That's why we are developing Strattic, which is a static publishing sites for the popular CMSs like WordPress. This way end-users who aren't techy can continue to manage their sites in our secure staging area, and the site is then

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