marmite
A very simple static site generator for blogs that converts markdown files to a flat HTML site with zero configuration.
What is marmite?
Marmite is a static site generator that transforms directories of markdown files into flat HTML websites, specifically optimized for blogging. It eliminates complex setup by offering zero-configuration defaults and a single binary, making it extremely straightforward to create and publish blog content. The tool handles metadata extraction, RSS feed generation, and includes a built-in theme with modern web features.
Bloggers and writers who want a simple, fast way to create a static blog without dealing with complex configurations or build processes. It's also suitable for developers who prefer a minimal, command-line driven workflow for personal sites.
Developers choose Marmite for its unparalleled simplicity and focus on blogging essentials, offering a zero-configuration start with a rich feature set out of the box. Its single binary distribution and built-in theme reduce friction, while still allowing deep customization through templates and configuration when needed.
Overview
Markdown makes sites - A Static Site Generator for Blogs
Use Cases
Best For
- Creating personal blogs with minimal setup time
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