Hi HN, I have built Hatamoto using just Golang and HTMX. No node or compilation is necessary. Plugins are in WebAssembly , have their own schema on postgres and only have access to what you grant. Its very lightweight and very secure CMS. It has built in internal linking, redirects, theme amnd plugins platform, forms, SEO , tiptap editor support and so on..
Visually it is stunning. Having your plugins not have access to entire database is amazing. But there are just two listed plugins and only one theme ? Congrats on the launch though.
For now only supports cache in memory and preloading. For close to 1K pages uses less than 5% VCPU and about 600 MB in memory cache. You should be able to run most business sites on a $5 cpu.
Hi HN, I have built Hatamoto using just Golang and HTMX. No node or compilation is necessary. Plugins are in WebAssembly , have their own schema on postgres and only have access to what you grant. Its very lightweight and very secure CMS. It has built in internal linking, redirects, theme amnd plugins platform, forms, SEO , tiptap editor support and so on..
Apache 2.0
Visually it is stunning. Having your plugins not have access to entire database is amazing. But there are just two listed plugins and only one theme ? Congrats on the launch though.
How is it checking the bots ? Is it doing reverse dns lookups ?
IP ranges and reverse DNS for nine operators.
Are the IP ranges published for example ChatGPT just stopped sending UTM parameters.
Built in golang and Postgres. Looks pretty. I will give it a try. Does it need a lot of memory considering the caching is in memory ?
For now only supports cache in memory and preloading. For close to 1K pages uses less than 5% VCPU and about 600 MB in memory cache. You should be able to run most business sites on a $5 cpu.