Poll: What's your favorite static site generator?
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#15bash and wget. Simple example: for f in `ls *.php`; do wget http://myexample.com/$f -O $f.html; done; rename 's/\.php\.html/.html/' * sed -i 's/\.php/.html/g' *.html
Sample...
http://sohcahtoa.org.uk/pages/publish-a-web-site-with-bash-s...
it is horrid, but it works for me.
Seriously, how about a voting option for something like 'homebrew'?
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#19Initially I thought it would suck but turns out wget is way better than I thought. With the combination of ssh etc. We build a simple script that deploys takes mirror of the website and deploys it.
After about 5-6 years, it's still in production with no issues. Internally it's a wiki style, simple database model home grown ASP.NET application.
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#20I like Pelican (for blogs). Python, reST + Jinja. Looks like your list is basically Ruby, Node and PHP, excluding all the Python and other language options.