Static Site Generation
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A production-ready portfolio starter template with a Next.js frontend and Strapi headless CMS, optimized for SEO and performance.
A flexible documentation generator for Common Lisp projects, enabling explorable programming and generating Markdown or HTML from code.
A Go library that converts Draft.js ContentState JSON to HTML for server-side rendering.
Generate static HTML or JSON pages directly from strings in Cloudflare Workers scripts.
Build Gatsby sites with Prisma Client for direct database access, eliminating the need to write GraphQL queries.
A Go library for generating well-formed HTML5 tags with validation, formatting options, and tag building utilities.
An Elixir-based presentation framework that generates HTML/JavaScript slides from Elixir data structures, optimized for showing Elixir code.
A static site generation and SSR framework for building web applications with customElements and WebComponents.
A modern recipe collection website built with Next.js and TypeScript, featuring 50+ curated recipes with clean, ad-free design.
A Next.js starter kit for building static websites with Sitecore Content Hub as a headless CMS using GraphQL.
An Ember Service Worker plugin that caches index.html files for each route in prember-generated static Ember apps.
A GitHub Action to build and deploy static AnalogJS applications to GitHub Pages.
A CLI tool that generates sitemap.xml files and optional MPA directories for Angular projects to improve SEO and static hosting compatibility.
A CLI tool and library to automatically generate sitemaps from Angular prerendered routes.
A collection of starter templates for the Gracile web framework, showcasing various configurations and features.
High-performance server-side rendering and static site generation adapter for Angular 19+ using Bun's built-in HTTP server.
A framework-agnostic snippet engine that indexes Markdown at build time and renders HTML at runtime with optional sanitization.
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