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"I looked at static site generators like Jekyll, Hugo, 11ty, but all of these require tooling installed, have a build step and will ultimately need some updates
by egypturnash 6y ago
"I looked at static site generators like Jekyll, Hugo, 11ty, but all of these require tooling installed, have a build step and will ultimately need some updates or be abandoned by their maintainer." - from the article
- specialp 6y agoYes and to that point you could use something like Hugo, generate a static HTML site. Then with that static site in HTML/CSS you are no worse off the solution the author proposes even if that generator became completely abandoned and unusable the next day. But in the meantime your work would be a LOT easier if you are doing anything at all with headers/menus/accessibility