Track 10x bathroom tile developer status across code forges with Hugo
Multi-forge heatmap for Hugo when GitHub's native one already exists.
Simple rich-text CMS for Hugo weblogs. Try at https://hugo-flow.arashtaher.com
Simple Hugo CMS when Decap CMS and CloudCannon already solve this.
Hugo bloggers and static site maintainers
Decap CMS · CloudCannon · Forestry
> Why did you make it? I wanted to be able to write posts on my phone, and it's not easy to do that with Markdown. Adding images is also always a headache: copy them, minimize and compress them, remember the correct syntax for images, and type the path.
> How did you make it? I used Google Stitch for the design and Antigravity for coding.
> What about alternatives? Check out Front-end interfaces page in Hugo website. None of them is as simple and dumb as I wanted.
> But is it actually working? It's not perfect, but it works well for me. You're welcome to open issues if you find problems.
Multi-forge heatmap for Hugo when GitHub's native one already exists.
Yet another AI tools directory when FutureTools and There's An AI For That exist.
Yet another Astro-based static site generator in a crowded space.
Finally fixes the frontend environment variable problem: one Docker image, any config, encrypted secrets at runtime.
Site returns 400 API error on launch day — can't evaluate what doesn't load.
Angora converts conversation and design tokens into actual production HTML/CSS (via Astro) rather than a static Figma specimen — it builds semantic, accessibility-minded components and wires them to data without a client runtime. The idea of the design system being the shipped site is smart and feels fresh; the obvious caveat is complexity — interactive state, complex component logic, and long-term maintainability are the hard parts that an alpha needs to prove it can handle.