Hi, Just some personal experience. Static web page is the safest option. Any CMS can be hacked easily by some guys. I remember the news.opensuse.org (WordPress) was hacked a few times. And it is slow. So if you don't have much content to manage, static web page is pretty okay. To make some dynamic content, you can use JavaScript and fetch API of existing sites. For example, you can get latest news and wiki activities through REST API of WordPress and MediaWiki. If you do have to create some content, static website generator like Jekyll can be a good choice. -- Guo Yunhe / @guoyunhe / guoyunhe.me 2019年6月24日 下午3:42 来自 zerocon.opensource@gmail.com:
I'm working on a new webpage as a contribution guide all in one place. I know about chameleon and bootstrap but I don't have experience with the back end stuff (mostly ruby here) So... The content of www.opensuse.org is hardcoded, right? in this case, what do you recommend for managing this webpage in order to integrate well with the rest of the site? the webpage is fairly simple, this "dynamic" functionality might be used to add a new team and its description. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-web+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-web+owner@opensuse.org
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