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What counts as "good enough" is such a subjective thing. What works for you will be some function of your needs and technical proficiency. It seems as though yo
by yakshaving_jgt 9y ago
What counts as "good enough" is such a subjective thing. What works for you will be some function of your needs and technical proficiency. It seems as though you don't have any specific needs, so any of the popular SSGs will be good enough for you. Pick one written in a language you already know, or pick one in a language you would like to learn. Some of the first Ruby code I wrote was a Jekyll plugin that I crudely hacked together. It worked fine. Jekyll is fast enough. Otherwise, there are plenty to choose from[0].
[0]: https://www.staticgen.com/ https://www.staticgen.com/
- artemis73 9y agoYou're right about the subjectivity. Mainly why I asked everyone about their opinions and experiences so that I could make a decision based on that. I'm not familiar with Ruby at all as I primarily work on Django. Go has always been on my todo list so I'm mostly leaning towards that for now. Thank you for the link! I can have a good look at all the available options :D