Time to move again! from Publii I have nothing against Publii, the reason to move has more to do with the workflow, i felt very restricted being forced to work in a desktop app. to Hugo Hugo is a fast framework to build static sites, it’s been around forever and seems stable. Let’s see how we get along.
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I take photos, its a new thing. I take both digital and “analog” film photos. I call myself nozense. No Zen, How ever you choose to describe the state/practice that has been called zen for different reasons in different times, I absolutely lack it. SE, It is where I’m from, Sweden. No Zense, No Sense, I make no sense, I see no sense. Why I’d like this to be a place where I can chronicle my development and musings in photography, especially in film photography.
After just a few posts it’s clear to me that wordpress is way more than i need. I’ll try out Publii and hope that is more in line with my needs! Publii sites I’ve visited seems A LOT faster than even my barebones wordpress, the application it self is sleek and easy - and runs great on my NixOs laptop. It takes away my current ability to edit online - but I do not really do that anyway. Wordpress eco-system is very confusing to me and I don’t feel that I can figure out which plugins I need and which are safe to use. To top that off, every wordpress plugin comes with 500 000 things I don’t want and a constant nagging to “buy pro”. I hope that this will not be true for Publii in the future. ...