I'm looking to provide static sites to lower-income customers.<p>I'm looking for something that would be client friendly (in terms of content management) and stable (these clients have little budget for upgrades).<p>Any and all suggestions are appreciated!
(Gnu) Make.<p>Long time ago I used to work in a startup. Their servers and workstations were old, slow and weak.<p>But on their web pages, extra-net and intra-netpages everything was up to date, sharp and really fast!<p>For adding new subcategory of pages was as easy as<p>mkdir sub ; cd sub ; ln -s ../Makefile<p>Some ideas e.g. from <a href="https://itnext.io/glorious-makefile-building-your-static-website-4e7cdc32d985" rel="nofollow">https://itnext.io/glorious-makefile-building-your-static-web...</a>
I like Netlify CMS except I can't see a way it could provide live previews for edits when used with a (Go based) static site generator like Hugo. Waiting for staging branches to deploy to see your edits for complex pages isn't practical.<p>I'd love to have a solution to this if anyone knows one. Hugo is really fast and simple so I'd want something similar from a JavaScript static site generator if switching static site generator is the only option here.
This was on HN awhile back. It sounds like what you are looking for: <a href="https://soupault.app" rel="nofollow">https://soupault.app</a>