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Bloggrify vs HubPress
Compare Bloggrify and HubPress to find the best tool for your needs.
Bloggrify
A modern static site generator designed specifically for bloggers with focus on simplicity and performance.
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HubPress
A simple static site generator for blogs, powered by GitHub Pages and a clean web-based admin interface.
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Pricing
Free (open source)
Free (open source)
Pros & Cons
Bloggrify
Pros
- Optimized for blogging workflows
- Fast build and deploy times
- Simple configuration
- Built-in SEO optimization
Cons
- Newer project with smaller community
- Limited themes compared to established generators
- Requires command line familiarity
- Less documentation available
HubPress
Pros
- Simple web-based admin interface
- Hosted on GitHub Pages (free hosting)
- Built-in AsciiDoc support
- No database required
- Minimal configuration
Cons
- Limited customization options
- Requires a GitHub account
- Not actively maintained
- Limited theme selection
- Basic feature set compared to alternatives
Features comparison
Feature | Bloggrify | HubPress |
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Core Features | ||
SEO | Yes Built-in SEO features including Open Graph, Twitter Cards, canonical URLs, etc. | Limited Basic SEO features through theme templates |
Sitemap | Yes | Yes Automatic sitemap generation |
RSS Feed | Yes | Yes Built-in RSS feed generation |
Theming system | Yes Built-in theming system, though limited number of themes available | Limited Small selection of pre-built themes with limited customization |
Plugin system | Yes Uses Nuxt modules and layers for extensibility, though ecosystem is limited as many features are built-in | No No extensible plugin system |
Content Management | ||
Emoji | Yes | Via AsciiDoc Limited support through AsciiDoc syntax |
Image optimization | Yes Built-in image optimization using Nuxt Image | No No built-in image optimization |
Taxonomies | Partial Built-in support for tags and categories | Limited Basic tagging system only |
Pagination | Yes | Yes Basic pagination for post listings |
Table of contents | Yes | Via AsciiDoc Can be generated through AsciiDoc syntax |
Comments | Yes Built-in integration with Hyvor comment system | Yes Disqus integration included |
Integrations | ||
Social media integration | Yes Built-in shortcodes for embedding videos and sharing buttons | Partial Basic social sharing options included in themes |
Analytics | Yes Built-in integrations with multiple analytics platforms (Fathom, Pirsch, Google Analytics, Hakanai Pulse, Umami, Matomo) | Yes Google Analytics integration included |
Newsletter | Yes Built-in integration with Hakanai pulse and mailjet | No No built-in newsletter support |
Search | Limited Basic built-in search functionality using XML file generated at build time | No No built-in search functionality |
Headless CMS integration | Via integration No existing integrations, but likely possible through custom implementation | No Works directly with GitHub as content storage |
Advanced Features | ||
Multilingual | Via integration Possible through integration with existing support for hreflang alternates | No No multilingual support |
AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) | Via integration Possible through custom integration but not built into the framework | No No AMP support |
PWA (Progressive Web App) | Via integration Possible through custom integration but not built into the framework | No No PWA support |
Specialized Content | ||
PlantUML | Yes | No Not supported natively |
Mermaid | Yes | No Not supported natively |
KaTeX (math) | Yes | Via AsciiDoc Limited math support through AsciiDoc syntax |
GitHub Gists integration | Via integration | Via AsciiDoc Can be embedded using AsciiDoc syntax |