I have spent the last days converting my little web site to Lektor CMS. And I love it ...

Lektor is a content management system that is fed with markdown and generates HTML pages.

For productive operation, the static HTML pages are uploaded to an HTTP server such as Apache and can then be viewed with a browser.

A Lektor server can be started for development purposes, which then not only allows the pages to be displayed, but also to be edited.

Why did I fall in love with Lektor so quickly?

• it's very easy to create a startup project and get started
• it only uses HTML templates and CSS to define the presentation and markdown to write the content
• no Javascript is used, which makes it much easier to get started
• the structuring of the web pages is simple using folders and subfolders
• Lektor comes with a ready-made navigation
• Lektor supports multilingual websites
• the documentation is ok, sometimes you need Google to solve further questions
• the generated pages showed no (!) warnings and errors in W3C Validator
• you can start a local server to view and even (!) edit the web pages
• you can set up one or multiple web server connections to publish the generated HTML pages at the push of a button