#static (24 links)
- The Baked Data architectural pattern simonwillison.net
- A static website with React | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
- geelen/react-snapshot github.com
<blockquote>A zero-configuration static pre-renderer for React apps.</blockquote>
- Dynamic Static Site Strategies - Phil Hawksworth speakerdeck.com
- Getting to Know Metalsmith | Robin Thrift robinthrift.com
- Metalsmith metalsmith.io
<blockquote>An extremely simple, pluggable static site generator.</blockquote>
- Statamic 101 - Tuts+ Code Tutorial code.tutsplus.com
- Scaling Asana.com - Asana Engineering Blog eng.asana.com
Why bother with a classic CMS any more?
<blockquote>Our content site is in a private Github repository that all Asanas have access to. We create and edit the Markdown files directly through their web interface. Technical teammates can clone the repo locally and use whatever tool stack they choose.
Non-technical teammates don’t need to know Git – they just need to know that “commit” basically equals “save” – and that they can’t break anything because it’s all version controlled. The Github editor renders the Markdown for you when you commit – so you can see that your styling worked. </blockquote>
- static-api npmjs.org
<blockquote>Reads a JSON file and generates a static folder structure that matches the JSON to allow data end points for simple apps without a server</blockquote>
- Static Web Apps - A Field Guide staticapps.org
An SSG and not an SSG at the same time.
- Deploying Jekyll to S3 jonknapp.com
<blockquote>How to use Amazon IAM to create a new user for deployments that has restricted access to your account to help tighten up security.</blockquote>
Not just jekyll, mind. Generic, simple S3 instructions.
- Frictionless Web Development with Flask randykarels.com
<blockquote>For a while I've been looking for a more fluid toolkit for rapidly developing and iterating static sites. I have three use cases in mind: client html mockups with rapid iterations or slight variations, maintaining the static client sites that I have in the stable, and hacking on my own site. In each of these cases, dealing with databases, CMSs, versioning, or directories of HTML files was either too heavy, too slow, or both. </blockquote>
<blockquote>A definitive list of tools for generating static websites.</blockquote>
- Middleman: Hand-crafted frontend development middlemanapp.com
Middleman is a command-line tool for creating static websites using all the shortcuts and tools of the modern web development environment. [...] The Ruby language and the Sinatra web framework form the base of the tool.
- nanoc: a Ruby site compiler that generates static HTML » home nanoc.stoneship.org
nanoc is a tool that runs on your local computer and compiles documents written in formats such as Markdown, Textile, Haml… into a static web site consisting of simple HTML files, ready for uploading to any web server.
- django-medusa: Rendering Django sites as static HTML v3.mike.tig.as
- Hyde - A Python Static Website Generator ringce.com
Could have done with this recently. Next time.