Graze lets developers create static websites that can be deployed to a server as classic HTML, CSS, JS, and static assets (multimedia files).
Developers can use Graze to create templates for various pages and then add the site's content as separate text/XML files.
After all the content has been added, they can then generate the site via an EXE file and have it created inside the "/output" folder.
The content of this folder can then be taken and hosted online as the final website. These files should work regardless of your server technology, may it be IIS, Apache, Lighttpd or Nginx.
For the templates Microsoft's Razor syntax is used, while the site's overall settings are available for tweaking inside a special configuration file.
Graze also features a pretty quick website compilation process, NuGet delivery, and lots of useful documentation.
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