I have mixed feelings about static site generators on one hand i really like the geeky approach where you make everything yourself and build it all from scratch and you fiddle around in the terminal ... on the other hand im really lazy and just want to push a button and it just runs.
And I think that is why I love the idea and concept of Kirby. It's PHP yes, but I this case I don't really think that, that is a bad idea. I wan't my blog to be easy and cheap to host. And a PHP hotel is easy and cheap. With Kirby you build your site and upload it to some random host and it just runs. No need to setup S3 or Github commit and push.
And I think that is why I love the idea and concept of Kirby. It's PHP yes, but I this case I don't really think that, that is a bad idea. I wan't my blog to be easy and cheap to host. And a PHP hotel is easy and cheap. With Kirby you build your site and upload it to some random host and it just runs. No need to setup S3 or Github commit and push.
So thumbs up to Kirby, it suites my lazy habits.