I guess the "stack" part of that becomes how easy it is to add on bells and whistles which don't come out of the box. I'd chalk that up to "fun to tinker with".
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#22Is there any way comments could be shared across LinkedIn, HN, blog, et al, all visible at the blog itself?
And where to find good themes for static site generators. Am willing to pay. Theme for me is just as important as picking up the tech. stack.
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#23Hugo for my blog, but I am redoing everything with Gatsby.js now. My course platform uses Next.js for server-side rendering + Firebase. When I launched it, I have written up a longer article about my choices: https://www.robinwieruch.de/how-to-build-your-own-course-pla...
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#25-Simple
-Integrated SSO
-RBAC for changes
-Easy and quick to make changes
-Responsive out of the box
-Free and 0 time to manage
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#27While that's annoying, the platform supports anything I'd want to do functionally with the site, and it helps that most of my freelance development work is WordPress-related. Like arthev suggested, time spent jacking with the software is time not spent blogging (or something else productive).
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#29The medium SEO is so much better by default than my gatsby-hosted site with a few hours of work.