Up on the big screen: New Zealand startup CloudCannon graces inspiring film “Outside the Valley”.
- : CloudCannon
- : 26/05/2021
Follow the tales of homegrown tech startup CloudCannon in the upcoming international documentary film “Outside the Valley”.
Created by award-winning documentary producer and director Hunter Weeks, along with start-up legend J. Ryan Williams, the film Outside the Valley is set to hit the big screen in Dunedin on June 1st, 2021, 6PM at Rialto Cinemas.
The feature highlights the intriguing journey of startups from challenging norms and doubts, to succeeding in a cut-throat competition in the midst of a global pandemic. The documentary film Includes Dunedin’s very own CloudCannon, a software company on a mission to develop tools that enable companies to build and manage remarkable websites.
CloudCannon was spearheaded by founders George Phillips and Mike Neumegen and continues to create massive impact from this side of the world by supporting global enterprises, including many Silicon Valley companies, with their content management needs.
“We’re honoured to be part of this documentary. CloudCannon is serving customers around the globe and doing it from Dunedin, it’s exciting to see other companies succeeding from unlikely places. Sharing our story to help inspire others to take the same journey is really empowering to say the least,” Neumegen says.
Learn more about the documentary and screening schedules worldwide through OutsideTheValley.tv and cloudcannon.com.
About CloudCannon
CloudCannon makes building and managing static sites simple and easy by bringing all of the required elements together into an ‘all in one’ platform. Organisations seeking to leverage the performance benefits of static sites can use CloudCannon to connect to Git, automate a Jekyll or Hugo build on CloudCannon and host their site on CloudCannon’s global CDN all for one monthly price.
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- : Tim Nichols
- : vCMO
- : tim.nichols@cloudcannon.com
- : 0226424657
- : https://cloudcannon.com/
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CloudCannon adds support for Hugo Static Site Generator
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- : CloudCannon
- : 03/03/2021 09:00
Wednesday March 3rd 2021. Dunedin, New Zealand – CloudCannon, the leading ‘all-in-one’ platform provider for static web sites, today announced support for Hugo.
Hugo is a fast-growing, GO-based static site generator, and represents an important milestone for CloudCannon as it extends the company’s reach beyond the Jekyll community. Over the last 10 years, CloudCannon has built a strong following amongst the Jekyll community where it has set the standard for content management.
Mike Neumegen, CloudCannon chief executive said “The ability to support customers who want to build their static sites using Hugo is important as it significantly increases our addressable market and is the first stepping stone towards a broader CloudCannon proposition where we’re able to support all of the major Jamstack static site generators.”
CloudCannon provides organizations seeking to deploy static sites with a powerful all-in-one platform, which includes the ability to connect and sync with Git for code management, automate a Jekyll or Hugo build on CloudCannon, edit using CloudCannon’s best-in-class visual content editor and host on CloudCannon’s global CDN.
Hugo support is available immediately and customers can get a free trial of CloudCannon technology by visiting https://app.cloudcannon.com/register
Learn more at https://cloudcannon.com/hugo
About CloudCanon
CloudCannon makes building and managing static sites simple, easy by bringing all of the required elements together into a simple ‘all in one’ platform. Organizations seeking to leverage the performance benefits of static sites can use CloudCannon to connect to Git, automate a Jekyll or Hugo build on CloudCannon and host their site on CloudCannon’s global CDN all for one monthly price.
- : Tim Nichols
- : vCMO
- : tim.nichols@cloudcannon.com
- : 0226424657
- : https://cloudcannon.com/