CloudCannon
17 December 2022
If you’ve been looking for an alternative to Netlify CMS for your Hugo, Eleventy, Jekyll, Gatsby, Next.js, NuxtJS, Astro, SvelteKit, or MkDocs static sites, CloudCannon is here to help. CloudCannon...
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22 November 2022
CloudCannon is here to help if you’ve been seeking an alternative to TinaCMS or Tina Cloud for your Hugo, Eleventy, Jekyll, Gatsby, Next.js, NuxtJS, Astro, SvelteKit, or MkDocs static sites....
Read moreDavid Large
5 May 2022
You already know Hugo. It’s one of the most popular static site generators in the world, because of its optimized build speeds, built-in templates for SEO, analytics, commenting (and more!),...
Read moreBryce Wray
28 April 2022
It’s tough to be competitive in the ever-changing world of web development. Trends, even fads, come and go. While an experienced web dev learns to know the difference between sound...
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4 March 2022
We’re happy to announce Digital Asset Management (DAM) support for Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage buckets, and Cloudinary within CloudCannon for all users, and Tenovos support for users on our Enterprise...
Read moreMike Neumegen
12 February 2022
As the Forestry CMS moves towards its sunset, many Hugo, 11ty, and Jekyll developers are looking for a new home for their Jamstack websites. CloudCannon is a Git-based CMS which...
Read moreLiam Bigelow
11 February 2022
Bookshop — our open-source page-building toolkit — now supports Hugo, as well as Jekyll and Eleventy. If you missed our Bookshop launch post in October last year, here’s a quick recap: Bookshop...
Read moreDavid Large
3 February 2022
So you’re pitching a Jamstack project uphill — to a prospective client, perhaps a manager, or an entire marketing team. What are they worried about? And how can you help...
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