Full disclosure, creator/developer of Nift here.. You can reasonably easily embed Nift in a CI/CD chain similarly and it's even faster. It can be over 4 times faster at full builds and can be over 20 times faster during development from having incremental builds.
I've recently released some huge new versions with an in built template language n++ and in built scripting language f++, both of which use basically the same code so are very similar and have user-defined functions, full type systems with user-defined types with templates types (eg. templates in c++) etc.. Both in built languages have CLI interpreters and shell extensions, the f++ shell extension is getting really good! It also now has Lua(JIT) embedded in it so you have a full programming language that's often in top 20 programming language lists at your disposal, including all the packages you can install through LuaRocks that can be useful for web development, see here for example. It also has ExprTk embedded in it which is probably the fastest and best mathematical expression parsing library available.
You can inject the output of running scripts/programs/system calls at any point when building webpages which allows you to integrate with basically anything you want. I am just working on adding in pagination at the moment. If it all sounds interesting to you, wait a few days until v2.3 is out (watch out for pagination docs on the website) and give it a try! Am happy to schedule time to help people start getting their hands dirty with Nift too if anyone is interested, email me (contact@n-ham.com).
at the moment the sites that use Hugo cant just easily be transformed into using another platform. There has to be a serious reason for me to consider putting in days or maybe weeks of effort to redo all of it. So far Hugo works for what we need it do.
Exploring the new tools and techniques on frontend development. Loves to meet up with new people and participate in the community. I do interesting stuff on codepen https://codepen.io/nirazanbasnet
we use Hugo, it's fast and you can embed it easily in a CI/CD chain with your source code to auto-generate updates
Full disclosure, creator/developer of Nift here.. You can reasonably easily embed Nift in a CI/CD chain similarly and it's even faster. It can be over 4 times faster at full builds and can be over 20 times faster during development from having incremental builds.
I've recently released some huge new versions with an in built template language n++ and in built scripting language f++, both of which use basically the same code so are very similar and have user-defined functions, full type systems with user-defined types with templates types (eg. templates in c++) etc.. Both in built languages have CLI interpreters and shell extensions, the f++ shell extension is getting really good! It also now has Lua(JIT) embedded in it so you have a full programming language that's often in top 20 programming language lists at your disposal, including all the packages you can install through LuaRocks that can be useful for web development, see here for example. It also has ExprTk embedded in it which is probably the fastest and best mathematical expression parsing library available.
You can inject the output of running scripts/programs/system calls at any point when building webpages which allows you to integrate with basically anything you want. I am just working on adding in pagination at the moment. If it all sounds interesting to you, wait a few days until v2.3 is out (watch out for pagination docs on the website) and give it a try! Am happy to schedule time to help people start getting their hands dirty with Nift too if anyone is interested, email me (contact@n-ham.com).
at the moment the sites that use Hugo cant just easily be transformed into using another platform. There has to be a serious reason for me to consider putting in days or maybe weeks of effort to redo all of it. So far Hugo works for what we need it do.
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