Tag: gax
GAX vs Hugo: A Practical Comparison for Go Developers
A practical comparison of GAX and Hugo: template syntax, theme model, SEO defaults, and learning curve. See which Go static site generator fits your project.
Migrating from Hugo to GAX: What Changes and What Stays
Moving from Hugo to a simpler Go SSG? Here is what carries over, what needs rewriting, and how to plan a Hugo to GAX migration without breaking SEO.
Why a Premium SSG Theme Saves More Time Than a Free One
Free static site themes look good in demos but often skip SEO defaults, layout coverage, and docs. Here is what a premium SSG theme includes and when it pays off.
Static Site Generator Without Node Modules: Why It Matters
A static site generator without node modules means no npm install, no lockfiles, and no dependency updates. Here is what that changes in practice.
SEO Defaults for Static Sites: What to Set Up Before You Deploy
Static sites rank well when the basics are done right. Here are the SEO defaults every static site should have before going live, and how GAX handles them.
Theme vs Custom Build: Which One Does Your Project Need?
A premium theme covers most projects. A custom build covers the rest. Here is how to decide between a theme, theme customization, and a fully custom website.
What Is GAX? The Go Static Site Generator Explained
GAX is a Go static site generator with pre-built themes, YAML config, and auto collections. Learn what it does, how it works, and when to use it.