Qgoda - The Multilingual Static Site Generator

News

Qgoda Version 0.10.1 Available Via Homebrew

July, 14 2023 - Guido Flohr

Qgoda version 0.10.1 can now be downloaded from GitHub at https://github.com/gflohr/qgoda/releases. Read More →

Release Plan 2023

June, 21 2023 - Guido Flohr

The last Qgoda release was a corona release from April 2020. That does not mean that Qgoda is a dead project but rather that relatively few bugs popped up and the project is almost considered feature complete. On the other hand the open issue Javascript::Duktape::XS 0.75+ does not work with qgoda has made it somewhat useless to do a new release. Read More →

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Unlimited Taxonomies

With Qgoda you don't have to restrict yourself to tags and categories for structuring your content. You can use as many taxonomies as you want and you can freely combine them for listings and filters.

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Multi-Language Blogging

Qgoda's multi-language feature set is second to no other Content Management System, leave alone static site generators. No hacks required. The multi-language features are an integral part of Qgoda.

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How the Heck Is That Pronounced?

It is pronounced yagoda and it means strawberry in Bulgarian and other Slavic languages. The cyrillic letter ya is commonly transcribed as q because it resembles the original cyrillic letter я.

Really?

Rock stable, universally available, and fast. But don't be afraid. You don't need Perl for using Qgoda. Even when you want to extend Qgoda, you can do so with the programming language of your choice.

Node.JS is the most popular platform for building web applications today. Instead of re-inventing the wheel, Qgoda uses webpack, browser-sync, postcss, and so on as helpers.

Yeoman is the most popular scaffolding tool for web apps. You can build your Qgoda site from scratch with Yeoman based Qgoda generator generator with exactly the components and features you want.

( ( o ) Duktape

Qgoda ships with the embeddable JavaScript engine Duktape. That gives us the possibility to choose between JavaScript and Perl implementations and pick whatever does the job best.