Okay, a lot of folks gave recommendations for hosts.

[183231bcb@transfem.social]

Okay, a lot of folks gave recommendations for hosts. Codeberg Pages seems nice.

Now I need a quick way to actually generate the site without directly hand-coding HTML. I ideally want a "drag-and-drop" type thing like Google Sites. Multiple people in the quoted thread suggested things like Jekyll, Eleventy, and Hugo, which all seem like command-line programs that are way more work to set up and use. Is there something I can run to generate static HTML that is as easy-to-use as Google Sites?

#StaticSite #StaticSiteGenerator #WebHosting

RE: https://transfem.social/notes/a034do26ofj100lq

[blankeclair@catgirl.center]

@[email protected] do you think someone has made a SSG that uses latex?

[183231bcb@transfem.social]

@[email protected] No idea.

[183231bcb@transfem.social]

@[email protected] I might just try hand-writing HTML.

[blankeclair@catgirl.center]

@[email protected] oh oki
meanwhile i wrote my own basic ssg lol

[183231bcb@transfem.social]

@[email protected] Is it publicly available?

[blankeclair@catgirl.center]

@[email protected] yeah: https://git.average.name/BlankEclair/site
it's not really meant for public consumption, but you can try to finagle with it if you want to

[blankeclair@catgirl.center]

@[email protected] it's kinda like php tbh

[183231bcb@transfem.social]

@[email protected] I ended up just hand-coding HTML. It works, except now I'm struggling to get my domain connect with Codeberg.