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[Seeking Advice] Best free web hosting and CMS for Dynamic Sites? (Currently using Ghost CMS + GitHub Pages for hosting)
Use a script to convert the Ghost Website into a static site (https://github.com/Fried-Chicken/ghost-static-site-generator)
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Should I use Ghost or Hugo for a blog ?
If you don‘t have dynamic content like a Comment section on your page, you could generate a Static Website from Ghost using this: https://github.com/Fried-Chicken/ghost-static-site-generator
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Static site generator with GUI backend? (Publii alternative)
There is a static site generator for Ghost, which is what u/nashosted meant. You can runGhost locally for editing, and then use that to get the static files to host. There's something similar for Wordpress.
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Ask HN: What is the most hassle-free way to build a personal blog?
TL; DR: What is the most hassle-free way to build a personal blog?
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First, I want to explain why I want to save the hassle and save money: My personal blog is ad-free. I just want to write, so it is not worth spending too much time or money (preferably free) on non-writing behaviors, and I do not have the ability to deal with complex, high-maintenance systems.
I am looking for a way to blog that is effortless and have low maintenance on the server side (like static site generator vs WordPress), a way to write the blog that has a better writing environment on my PC. (Maybe a local CMS or something like that)
Few ways I know so far but they are not perfect
The first one: WP2Static plugin for WordPress (or other plugins by WP2Static author Leon Stafford [1]). They work, but they have some minor issues, they do not export sites perfectly. Other solutions [2] recommended by Leon I have tried: HTTrack has not been actively developed for a long time (since 2017) and does not work anymore, Wget can't crawl the site intact, Shifter, Stratti are expensive (But they run smoothly), HardyPress' cheap plan has only 500MB, Sitesauce's hosting provider Vercel was censored here. (I know, right?)
The second approach is called Headless CMS [3]. But after doing some research, it seems that running a fully local Headless CMS requires writing complex API calls (Strapi, etc). Better solutions are either expensive or free but require an account and have some limitations. I would prefer a completely local and free solution (I am so greedy :-|). NetlifyCMS seems great but it seems like it can only be hosted on Netlify?
The third way is Ghost [4]. Ghost's writing experience looks good, but if deployed to the server, it may require continuous maintenance. Ghost's static plugin [5] seems to be not working perfectly. Ghost's Headless CMS also requires writing API calls.[6][7]
Fourth way: popular services like wordpress.com, Medium, Tumblr, etc. are not accessible in my area, so I can only consider self-hosting.
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[1] https://github.com/leonstafford/
[2] https://wp2static.com/alternatives/
[3] https://jamstack.org/headless-cms/
[4] https://ghost.org
[5] https://github.com/Fried-Chicken/ghost-static-site-generator
[6] https://ghost.org/docs/jamstack/gatsby/
[7] https://www.gatsbyjs.com/docs/sourcing-from-ghost/
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Where do you host your Ghost blog?
Thanks for the information. I saw that there is others generators. This one is a Buster alternative : https://github.com/Fried-Chicken/ghost-static-site-generator But for the moment i focus on learning Ghost. I will check Hosting and static site later.
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Hosting your Ghost blog on GitHub pages for free
In order to generate the static site, we'll use the Ghost static site generator. With Linux and macOS, this tool can be used directly. However, it's more challenging when you're running on a Windows machine.
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SimonM0/ghost-static-site-generator is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of ghost-static-site-generator is JavaScript.
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