Static Site Generators

Anything related to Static Site Generators. This page lists all posts in the category, in reverse chronological order.

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• Building a documentation Site Using Docusaurus

  Posted March 30, 2024  in Static Site Generators
  

  AI Generated   I recently built a website for my software company and needed a place to publish product documentation. After exploring different options, I settled on using Docusaurus, a documentation static site generator. This post describes my first impressions of the platform.

• Site Migration Completed

  Posted April 21, 2023  in Miscellaneous, Eleventy, Static Site Generators
  

  Announces the completed migration of this site from Joomla! on FatCow to Eleventy on Netlify.

• Automating Algolia Index Updates

  Posted March 19, 2023  in Eleventy, Static Site Generators
  

  I added support for Algolia search to an Eleventy site, and this post describes a utility I created to help Eleventy site owners to automate updating their Algolia indices outside of the build process.

• Eleventy Site Categories Page

  Posted March 18, 2023  in Static Site Generators, Eleventy
  

  While I worked with Jekyll, I struggled figuring out a way to add a Categories page to a site. In this post, I describe a solution I created for Eleventy that does this.

• Displaying Build Details in an Eleventy Site

  Posted March 15, 2023  in Eleventy, Static Site Generators
  

  I leveraged some old code to add the ability to capture build details and save them with a project. In this post, I describe the utility I created that allows you to easily display build information in an Eleventy site.

• Joomla Article Conversion to Markdown

  Posted November 23, 2022  in Content Management Systems, Static Site Generators
  

  As I prepared to migrate this site from Joomla! 3 to something built on a Static Site Generator, I created a utility to help me migrate the site data (database-driven) to individual markdown files for each article. This post describes that utility.

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