Static cms?

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There is also Ghost and Pelican, the latter which I ultimately choose recently. Some other topics that may be of interest to you here are

Jekyll vs Ghost

Okay, so I’m trying to determine if I want to move to a different blogging platform and one thing that is constantly of interest to me are the static generators. I’ve got a good handle on Jekyll and love the fact that I can simply deploy the generated content on any host that can serve up html file (no additional software required). I’m struggling with Ghost and figuring out if it behaves the same way as Jekyll or if Node.js is still required to serve up the static pages (and if it is, doesn’t…

A good CMS for displying examples and code

Another forum I belong to are talking about changing this http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/ to a CMS. As you can see along with a lot of text and navigation links there are a few images and a lot of code. I think instead of just jumping into Wordpress which may or may not be the best CMS to use; some consideration should be given to other systems. Personal I do not like or use any CMS’s and so do not have any experience of one that may be suitable. The reason for the CMS route is so it can eas…

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