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Static sites vs dynamic CMS: What do you prefer for personal portfolios in 2026?

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rech · in Websites & Communities
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When I put together my developer portfolio on GitHub Pages, I decided to skip heavy databases and CMS plugins altogether in favor of a fast static setup. It loads almost instantly, costs nothing to host, and I never wake up to automated emails about vulnerable plugins needing urgent patches. On the other hand, editing raw code isn't everyone's cup of tea. For your personal sites or portfolios, do you prefer static hosting or a full CMS like WordPress?

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