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Static vs Dynamic Website — What’s the Difference in 2019?
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Static vs Dynamic Website — What’s the Difference in 2019?TIME-SENSITIVE. Please publish on Tuesday, 5th FebruaryStatic (JAMstack) sites vs Dynamic — what’s the difference in 2019?Lately, there has been a lot of talk across the dev community related to traditional web development and how things are shifting in a certain direction. Static websites are back, big time! Thanks to modern web architecture like #jamstack, static websites are becoming a better solution for web developers.For quite a while, I’ve been trying to spread the word about JAMstack, simply because I have been relying on its architecture and the JAMstack in general, due to its many advantages. Gradually focusing on JAMstack improved my workflow and dev process but more importantly, it helped me to leave the problems of standard (...)

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The understated innovation of static site generators
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This article is a reflection on the bigger picture around the new generation of static sites generators that are currently gaining traction and adoption.Static site generators have been around for a while and an early player in the field was Jekyll, which gained a lot of traction at launch, triggered the birth of GitHub Pages and hence created a developer-friendly solution to content. We’re now seeing a new wave of static site generators like GatsbyJS, that no longer are limited to publishing needs of the developer audience (as in, manage your content completely on GitHub), and instead have the ambition of becoming the new tool for content publishing.The current wave of static site generators comes with an entire ecosystem that makes the movement wider in scope than site-building tools (...)

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Guide into Static Site Generators
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As of right now, there are multiple options to choose from when it comes down to Static Site Generators. It doesn’t matter which language you prefer.Would you like to code in JavaScript? There’s Next.js¹ and Gatsby² among the most popular ones. You like to write in Go? Hugo³ would be the best option for you.If Ruby is the language of your choice you should probably go with Jekyll⁴ or Middleman⁵. You can explore the whole list of 458 static site generators here⁶. More enjoyable version of the list here⁷.With the sheer number of options available, choosing one will be a tough nut to crack. In this article, I’d like to go through some of the most popular options and help you make the best decision for your project.JekyllThis Static Site Generator is built on top of Ruby. The first version on Github (...)

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