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Show HN: Local First Hugo CMS (quiqr.org)

25 points by mipselaer ↗ HN
If you want to publish your site with a ready made template or you want to create your Hugo website from scratch. Quiqr has everything you need to get you started.

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glimmung
Looks worth a look, but am getting "no such bucket" from the download links.
glimmung
My mistake - the links in the book are broken, but the site links take us to GitHub and all is well there.
mipselaer
thanks for noticing. Will fix this right away.
pbronez
Interesting. I’m a little surprised they went with Electron instead of a Go portable GUI toolkit like Fyne or something. Electron is a safe choice, but it seems odd to take such a big dependency when you’re doing stuff like reimplementing Git

https://github.com/quiqr/embgit

mipselaer
We forked Quiqr from Hokus CMS which is build with Electron. After we reach 1.0, we might do a plan a rewrite to another cross platform framework. A Go framework would be a logical choice.

https://www.hokuscms.com

jmmv
Why? I only see a tiny note on this in the About page. What motivated the fork and how different are the two from each other?
Terretta
As a guess, the last commit to hokus is 3 years ago.
RamblingCTO
What is it? A frontend to hugo? You should invest time in your landing page
mipselaer
You could say it's a front-end. Quiqr is a CMS & CMS Builder for Hugo sites. It also enables publishing to git with the built in git client.

Thanks for the advise. Will try to improve the landing page.

geenat
Fair warning: This will rm -rf the project directory you point it to. Careful to not point it to ~/Desktop or ~/Documents ... ):

Quite dangerous, but I think the idea itself has merit.

mipselaer
rm -rf = unknown behaviour. If you know more please give more precise info so it can be fixed.