Best Static Site Generators for Web

Cactus uses Django's templating capabilities to create content wireframes.It then scans for assets and text and assembles the site/blog in HTML pages, ready to be deployed to a Web server and presented to users.Also includes support for generating a XML...

While most static site compilers are available in PHP, Node.js, Python, Ruby, or Perl, none have been available in Google's Go programming language that has been taking the development World by storm. Hugo is such a tool, a complex system that takes...

Stout is not that different from any other static site generator, except instead of serving the compiled HTML website from the folder it's in, it uploads it to an Amazon S3 server instead.If your website targets anyone in general and not users in a...

Polo was created from the start to work with Pelican content, meaning you can easily take all the content of your Pelican site and move it into Polo and it will work out of the box. While Pelican supports Markdown, AsciiDoc, or reStructuredText content,...

Paperly works in a simple way.It reads Jinja2 template layouts and inserts content stored in local Markdown or JSON files.Along with the Paperly source, an embedded Web server is also shipped, so sites can be deployed within minutes.Requirements:Jinja2...

webgen reads data from templates and content files providing the tools for generating dynamic content like menus, modules, links, etc. and saving them in a static structure like HTML.It's basically a classic static site generator, implemented to support...

Zas works by reading Markdown files and compiling them into static HTML website structures with the help of page templates and the Go programming language.There's no support a blogging module with Zas, meaning you can only build basic structures with...

Writefully is marketed as a way to "turn your GitHub repository into a CMS", but in fact this small script is more of an actual static site generator, which instead of using files stored locally on your computer (or server), takes data and assembles the...

Static websites were the first and only way of building and hosting websites on the Internet. But as technologies evolved, so did the way websites were being built.From static HTML files written by hand, developers have started using server-side...

High Voltage reads an ERB template file, inserts the content and renders out a static HTML page.While this technique is not new at all, High Voltage doesn't go into the fine details a normal static site generator will go to.The module only includes the...