vova
vova2mo ago

Hugity: Build & Launch a Website in Seconds with a Notion-style editor!

Hi all! 👋 Recently, I have been working on a simple block-based CMS project that is inspired by Notion - Hugity. My goal was to create a seamless experience, where a Hugo website can be launched in seconds. No CLI set-up needed, nor any deployment and hosting headaches. You can try it out here: https://www.hugity.com/ What Hugity does: 🚀 Choose a theme and Hugity will instantly generate and deploy your website. ✍️ Comes with a Notion-style block-based editor for writing and managing content. ☯️ Focuses on simplicity and content-creation. Instead of fiddling with drag-and-drop design tools, you simply write your content and publish. You can see a demo video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXWjYOb_yMs Why have I built this? I have seen so many creators and small businesses turn to Notion for landing pages and portfolios. They wanted speed and simplicity, not hours spent tweaking designs. I have looked at tools like super.so and bullet.so, but they’re tied to Notion’s structure, which meant you had to manage 2 portals - one for content, other for styling. Hugity is Hugo-native, giving flexibility with themes while keeping the workflow lightweight. I’d love your feedback! Currently, Hugity is in an early MVP stage. This means that every piece of feedback is taken seriously and helps shape this software. I’d love for you to try Hugity and let me know how the software feels. I hope you give it a go and thank you in advance!
Hugity
Hugity - create and publish online as effortlessly as writing in a journal
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vova
vovaOP2mo ago
Fun fact! This whole project started with the fullstack Notion clone tutorial by Code with Antonio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OaDyjB9Ib8 Before that I didn't have any experience what-so-ever with front-end technologies or Convex, but bit by bit I have learned it and fell in love with Convex too! Big shoutout and thanks to @CodeWithAntonio !
ampp
ampp2mo ago
Nice, Are you using static server rendered pages? What framework?

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