Static Site Generation
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A React framework for production with hybrid static & server rendering, TypeScript support, and file-system routing.
A React framework for production with hybrid static & server rendering, TypeScript support, and file-system routing.
An intuitive, open-source framework for building type-safe, performant full-stack web applications with Vue.js.
A React-based framework for building blazing fast websites and apps with static-site generation and dynamic rendering.
A full-stack framework for building web applications with Svelte, offering file-based routing and server-side rendering.
A beautiful and powerful syntax highlighter based on TextMate grammar for accurate code highlighting.
A curated list of awesome books, videos, articles, boilerplates, and tools for the Next.js React framework.
Preview GitHub README.md files locally before committing them using GitHub's exact rendering engine.
A full-stack framework for Deno with React support, SSR, and modern tooling.
A sitemap generator for Next.js that creates sitemaps and robots.txt for static, pre-rendered, dynamic, and server-side pages.
A markdown preprocessor that enables you to write Svelte components directly within Markdown files.
A Rust web framework for building client-side and server-side applications using The Elm Architecture.
A Vue renderer that converts Notion pages into interactive Vue components with high visual fidelity.
A Clojure library for creating interactive data visualizations and scientific documents using Vega and Vega-Lite.
Freezes a Flask application into a set of static files.
A small XML/HTML construction library for Scala that provides type-safe, composable HTML generation.
A production-ready Next.js 12+ starter template for building SEO-friendly blogs with Tailwind CSS and TypeScript.
A pure Go implementation of Shopify Liquid templates with Jekyll compatibility and advanced rendering features.
A NuGet package that pre-renders Blazor WebAssembly apps into static HTML files during publish for improved SEO and OGP visibility.
A Gulp plugin for rendering and precompiling Lodash/Underscore templates in HTML files.
A Django Wagtail extension that generates static flat files from your CMS content for improved performance and hosting flexibility.
A lightweight, self-hosted Netflix clone written in C for personal media libraries on low-power hardware.
A Gulp plugin to compile and precompile Nunjucks templates for static site generation and build pipelines.
An OCaml template engine with near-complete compatibility with Jinja2 syntax and features.
A modern documentation generator for C++ that uses YAML configuration, outputs Markdown, and integrates with static site generators.
A command line tool that simplifies prerendering static Angular apps by analyzing Angular CLI configs.
A native Web Components compiler that transforms standards-compliant Web Components into static HTML for server-side rendering.
A modern analytics pipeline for tracking and analyzing GitHub contributions across repositories with AI-powered summaries and leaderboards.
A Next.js plugin that adds MDX-based blog functionality with RSS feed generation and customizable components.
A Gulp plugin that compiles Swig templates into HTML with flexible data injection options.
Converts WARC web archive files to static HTML with relative links for offline browsing or rehosting.
Export beautiful Markdown and HTML documentation from Postman collections with no backend or configuration required.
GoT is a Go template engine that compiles templates into Go code for high-performance execution.
An open-source developer portal built with Next.js that centralizes Sitecore developer tools and documentation.
A Crystal library for writing HTML using plain Crystal syntax with a DSL-like approach.
A starter kit for building Jamstack sites with Sitecore JSS, Next.js, and Uniform SDK for headless CMS integration.
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