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   Anonymous
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   Hi,

   Is there any Open Source/Free CMS similar to blogger that stores the data in Database but publishes the site as HTML, meaning site data is never directly fetched from Database? I have used Wordpress in the past but it always causes problems with CPU usage, you can never know the performance of the plugins you use. WP-Super Cache are too tedious options and have several caveats. Static HTML site is best and if it could perform like Blogger nothing better.

   Regards,

   Debashish

   Posted 3 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   I don't know whether Blogger serves up static HTML, but here are a couple of links for you to go thru:

   1. Latemp
   2. nanoc
   3. Thingamablog

   Write back if this is what you're looking for...

   Posted 3 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   @debashish
   Every CMS publishes the site as HTML. Every CMS fetches data from the database and publishes it as html and wordpress is no exception. Well... as you said, wordpress may have problems with CPU usage. If you don't want to use mysql databases, then you can switch to flatpress(link) which uses flat-file-database.

   If there aren't much customizations, I'd suggest using blogger itself.

   -regards

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   @Sparx

   Thanks for pointing out three excellent CMS, I m going to experiment these three..

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   @mfasil: Happy to help.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Anonymous
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   @apnerve

   Every CMS publishes the site as HTML. Every CMS fetches data from the database and publishes it as html and wordpress is no exception.

   Some database-driven CMS allow caching via static files, enabling a bypass of the database in some situations. Blogger is one example - you can configure it to FTP static files to your own server and serve the content from there.

   On a more theoretical level, I also consider Dreamweaver / Contribute and other integrated authoring / publishing systems as "content management systems." ;-). But I don't think that's what the OP is looking for...

   Posted 2 years ago #

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