CloudCannon
8 April 2022
We’re delighted to announce the launch of our support for Astro within CloudCannon’s Git-based CMS. (Side note: what an exciting week to launch in, as Astro reaches its 1.0.0 beta!)...
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Mike Neumegen
16 March 2022
Git is one of the most popular collaboration platforms in the world. It’s a piece of software that has transformed how we build software together. Before Git, open-source software was...
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Bryce Wray
11 March 2022
Because URLs ideally should never change, one of the critical steps in your early planning for a website project must be to decide on the site’s structure. Additionally, if you’re...
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CloudCannon
10 March 2022
Building a website from scratch can be a rewarding experience. But it can also be a long and taxing process that not everyone can afford to do. Fortunately, Jekyll has...
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Mike Neumegen
9 March 2022
Islands architecture or ‘partial hydration’ is an approach that gives the fast-loading nature of a purely static website, paired with the dynamic iterations you get from an SPA. To understand...
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David Large
4 March 2022
We’re happy to announce Digital Asset Management (DAM) support for Amazon S3 and Cloudinary within CloudCannon for all users, and Tenovos support for users on our Enterprise plans. CloudCannon is proudly...
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David Large
3 March 2022
Building websites with Hugo has a broad appeal to many developers and digital agencies, not least among them the raw speed of the static site generator when it comes to...
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Mike Neumegen
2 March 2022
What’s old is new again. With modern tooling and the knowledge of better ways of implementing SSGs, the rebirth era sees reincarnations of several older SSGs with modern ideas. Bridgetown...
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Bryce Wray
25 February 2022
There’s plenty to be said for stuff that just works, and the Hugo static site generator (SSG) is a perfect exemplar of that well-worn descriptor. When you’re building a new...
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Ross Phillips
24 February 2022
We’ve recently changed the way you set global configuration within CloudCannon. (Any previous configuration will still work, though we do recommend updating.) Rather than relying on your SSG’s config files,...
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Mike Neumegen
23 February 2022
It’s 2019. Next.js/Nuxt.js are pushing the boundaries of what SSGs are capable of, and are surging in popularity. The ‘Let’s Recreate Rails’ era questions if we can take this paradigm...
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Mike Neumegen
16 February 2022
After a period of heavy, complex JavaScripts integrated into SSGs, the following period pulls back to simpler times. And what could be simpler than straight HTML templates with Markdown content?...
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Mike 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...
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