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  • Migrating a Database-Driven CMS to a Static Site Generator

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    Migrating an organization from a database-driven Content Management System (CMS), such as WordPress, Drupal, or a custom PHP and SQL stack, to a Static Site Generator (SSG) fundamentally alters the operational model of a website. The transition …

    Migrating an organization from a database-driven Content Management System (CMS), such as WordPress, Drupal, or a custom PHP and SQL stack, to a Static Site Generator (SSG) fundamentally alters the operational model of a website. The transition …

  • Static Site Generator Landscape: A Reference Guide

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    Static site generators span a wide range of languages, runtimes, and publishing models. Some are general-purpose build tools, while others specialize in documentation, scientific publishing, blogs, books, or framework-based applications. This …

    Static site generators span a wide range of languages, runtimes, and publishing models. Some are general-purpose build tools, while others specialize in documentation, scientific publishing, blogs, books, or framework-based applications. This …

  • The Modern Static Site Generator Landscape

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    Static site generators (SSGs) have evolved from simple Markdown compilers into specialized build engines powering marketing platforms, software documentation, and high-performance content networks. While all SSGs share the core philosophy of …

    Static site generators (SSGs) have evolved from simple Markdown compilers into specialized build engines powering marketing platforms, software documentation, and high-performance content networks. While all SSGs share the core philosophy of …

  • The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Static Sites in the Agentic Age

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    For nearly two decades, the architecture of the web was dominated by a singular assumption: a website is an interface on top of a dynamic SQL database. Systems like WordPress, Drupal, and custom monolithic applications took root because …

    For nearly two decades, the architecture of the web was dominated by a singular assumption: a website is an interface on top of a dynamic SQL database. Systems like WordPress, Drupal, and custom monolithic applications took root because …

  • The Fourth Pillar: Architectural Necessity and Design Specification for a Universal Static Site Generator Standard Mark

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    For more than three decades, the visual taxonomy of the World Wide Web has evolved alongside its underlying architectural models. When developers communicate technical competencies, stack topologies, or system designs, they do not rely solely on …

    For more than three decades, the visual taxonomy of the World Wide Web has evolved alongside its underlying architectural models. When developers communicate technical competencies, stack topologies, or system designs, they do not rely solely on …

  • The book's website is live

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    The website for Static Site Generators in the Age of AI is now online. It holds the complete draft of the book: nineteen chapters that build one small website from its first Markdown page through publication, review, and long-term maintenance. Three …

    The website for Static Site Generators in the Age of AI is now online. It holds the complete draft of the book: nineteen chapters that build one small website from its first Markdown page through publication, review, and long-term maintenance. Three …