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Card-style Hugo theme designed for bloggers. Stack is a simple card-style Hugo theme designed for bloggers, some of its features are responsive images support, lazy load images, dark mode, local search, PhotoSwipe integration, archive page template, full native JavaScript, and no jQuery or any other frameworks are used, no CSS framework, keep it simple and minimal, properly cropped thumbnails.
Surmon.me is a full-featured personal website and blog platform built with Vue and designed as part of a larger ecosystem of interconnected applications and services. The project functions as a server-side rendered (SSR) web application that delivers content dynamically while maintaining performance and SEO optimization. It is powered by a dedicated backend service called NodePress, which provides RESTful APIs for content management, data retrieval, and system operations. The platform is not...
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