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We're excited to announce that HydePHP.com is now accepting guest posts from the community. Learn how you can contribute and share your knowledge with fellow developers.

Join Simon Hamp's matching donation campaign to support HydePHP and other open-source projects.

Tired of WordPress drama? Discover HydePHP, a content-first static site generator that offers simplicity, speed, and security.

Discover how HydePHP is pushing boundaries with AI-generated content, featuring a mind-blowing podcast episode created by Google's NotebookLM.

With several quality of life improvements, the developer experience with HydePHP is even better.

Learn how to create a static website based on your GitHub Readme, using HydePHP to build and deploy it to GitHub Pages - all for free and in minutes!

This release introduces new features for head section customization, routing helpers, and configuration type safety.

HydePHP now has its own OpenCollective, providing a platform where users and companies can contribute financially to help fund the development of HydePHP.

In this release, several new features and improvements have been introduced.

A collection of minimalistic and un-opinionated TailwindCSS components for your HydePHP projects

The easiest way to build and deploy your static sites!

This new update brings Live Edit and a bunch of other DX enhancements

The infrastructure domain "HydePHP.se" is sunset, in favour of the canonical HydePHP.com

We're excited to announce the first official release of HydePHP, a Laravel-based static site generator!

We're excited to announce the first release candidate of HydePHP, a Laravel-based static site generator!

The preliminary release date for the first version of HydePHP is set for March 14, 2023.

In this blog post, we'll be creating a simple photography portfolio site using HydePHP and Markdown. No coding is needed!

A short introduction to the Markdown text format.

HydePHP is a framework for building static websites. While the most common way to interact with HydePHP is through the command line, you can actually manage an entire site using GitHub.

In this third instalment we take a look at how Hyde internally parses Markdown files and compiles them into HTML.

Part two in the series on the internal architecture of HydePHP, this time we take a "Deep Dive" into Services.

This first part in a series of the architecture of HydePHP will give an overview of design patterns and concepts in the Hyde Framework Core.

Learn about some of the features Hyde has to offer.

Learn about Hyde and find answers to common questions!

The v0.10.0 release introduces featured images for blog posts.

This blog post will guide you through creating a new Hyde site, while also showcasing some neat features!

A quick run-down of the benefits of static websites

In this tutorial, we go through the simple process of generating a static blog post