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Wow. So many static site generators. A static site generator needs good themes. A static site generator ranking based just on GitHub stars isn't telling much

• spython 8y ago
  Sure, having good existing themes is important, but it's much harder to quantify. Also, themes are not 'one size fits all', so consider meeting your local designer/frontend developer (or contact me :) to create a theme or at least adjust an existing one. It makes quite a difference when the theme fits to your needs.
• tonyedgecombe 8y ago
  Themes was the least important issue for me, easy of use was much higher in my list of priorities.
• ryanSrich 8y ago
  And I'm quite the opposite. If your SSG comes with prebuilt themes and a ton of deep integration overhead (like Hugo) I'm going to pass. Just give me RSS, blogging, ability to use any templating language, and I'm good to go.
• nine_k 8y ago
  Being able to easily create and pack themes is meta-important. That is, a good set of themes cannot appear by a community effort unless creation of a theme is reasonably easy and well-documented, and themes are self-contained and easy to share.