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Sorry probably crossed wires. Thought you were saying that the examples (eg Ghost) were all SSGs?
by klelatti 6y ago
Sorry probably crossed wires. Thought you were saying that the examples (eg Ghost) were all SSGs?
- cercatrova 6y agoI meant that they could create static (or static-like) sites in terms of what a reader would expect, ie changes propagate through a CDN, they have a CMS they can use to edit pages, etc. So it's not that the author wants a SSG necessarily, they just want something easy to use that creates websites, which is basically what Ghost and others do.
- klelatti 6y agoThanks and understood. Agreed that having a CDN makes Ghost etc much more SSG like.