If you love building stuff in Rails, keep an eye on my project Sitepress at https://github.com/sitepress/sitepress https://github.com/sitepress/sitepress (there

If you love building stuff in Rails, keep an eye on my project Sitepress at https://github.com/sitepress/sitepress https://github.com/sitepress/sitepress (there's a project site too at https://sitepress.cc https://sitepress.cc). I'm a few betas away from dropping a 2.x release. I'm still working through a few refactors that makes the whole thing more modular. I built this because it was extremely difficult to embed Middleman or Jekyll into a Rails site. While I was building it, I discovered that Rails actually has a LOT of stuff in it already that make it work well for a static site compiler. I run it in a few places, with the largest deployment at https://www.polleverywhere.com https://www.polleverywhere.com. At Poll Everywhere it's happily been serving up content pages for a few years. I've switched all of my personal static websites over to it as well. Here's what's kind of crazy about Sitepress: you can use it to compile static websites -- OR -- you can embed it in rails and do things dynamically like display a "Login" vs "Logout" button state. The choice of "static" vs "dynamic" just isn't a big deal with Sitepress, you can have it both ways. Last thing: I'm currently working on making Sitepress serve up Notion and Webflow content. This can be really helpful for teams that need to deal with multiple CMS formats from large teams.