Very useful article! Have you tried Gridsome? If not, you should give it a shot. I would love to read your thoughts regarding which use cases are best suited for one or another.
Jen Looper is Head of Academic Advocacy at AWS with over 22 years' experience as a web and mobile developer, specializing in creating cross-platform web & mobile apps.
The thing is that I'm not sure it's possible to build a multisection page where the contents are splitted in several markdown files with VuePress. That's not its main goal I guess.
VuePress (in my understanding) is meant for documentation websites whereas Gridsome can accommodate any (Markdown-based or Vue-based) static sites so I think Gridsome might be better for your use case.
However, I haven't used both (other than a small start with Gridsome) so I can't say where VuePress is more suited than Gridsome or Nuxt; but I'll love to read about that from someone who knows.
Jen Looper is Head of Academic Advocacy at AWS with over 22 years' experience as a web and mobile developer, specializing in creating cross-platform web & mobile apps.
Lucky you! I wrote a nice article on this. Jokes aside, VuePress can be extended to cover many use cases, as can Gridsome. I had a pretty good experience with VuePress so will stick with it. One thing I wouldn't recommend is Hexo. For Nuxt, I'd use it for sites that have more sophisticated needs (such as vuevixens.org).
Jen Looper is Head of Academic Advocacy at AWS with over 22 years' experience as a web and mobile developer, specializing in creating cross-platform web & mobile apps.
hm, for the first site, there's a lot of custom styling, and VuePress might honestly get in the way of that. SpiritCartel seems pretty complex...honestly I might go for Nuxt on those sites.
Very useful article! Have you tried Gridsome? If not, you should give it a shot. I would love to read your thoughts regarding which use cases are best suited for one or another.
I haven’t, it’s be interesting to take a look.
The thing is that I'm not sure it's possible to build a multisection page where the contents are splitted in several markdown files with VuePress. That's not its main goal I guess.
VuePress (in my understanding) is meant for documentation websites whereas Gridsome can accommodate any (Markdown-based or Vue-based) static sites so I think Gridsome might be better for your use case.
However, I haven't used both (other than a small start with Gridsome) so I can't say where VuePress is more suited than Gridsome or Nuxt; but I'll love to read about that from someone who knows.
Lucky you! I wrote a nice article on this. Jokes aside, VuePress can be extended to cover many use cases, as can Gridsome. I had a pretty good experience with VuePress so will stick with it. One thing I wouldn't recommend is Hexo. For Nuxt, I'd use it for sites that have more sophisticated needs (such as vuevixens.org).
Would you recommend VuePress for a portfolio website (like this one) and/or a company one with a portal (like spiritcartel.com)?
hm, for the first site, there's a lot of custom styling, and VuePress might honestly get in the way of that. SpiritCartel seems pretty complex...honestly I might go for Nuxt on those sites.
Okay, thanks for the insight. I'll have a go at Nuxt.