I just use github.com
Static Website Generators --- Which one?
Xavier Ramirez
David Adams
It's a feature not a bug.
Op here. Thanks I will check it out when I get home in a week.
Cameron Watson
Pico. Pico is fucking awesome. Plus you can template it super easy. I used to do webdev in the 2000s, stopped giving a shit, and I was just going to load templates on it and never edit them because USUALLY editing or creating templates makes me think of lots of better things to be doing.
But it's actually really great and I know eventually I'll be drinking coffee and writing a template that looks exactly how I want.
www.cantkill.me
(of course I believe the pinnacle of blog/article website design was steakandcheese.com circa 2000)
web.archive.org
Ayden Thomas
er okay maybe Pico isn't a "static site generator" but it's fucking great for what you want to do
Alexander Rivera
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William Hernandez
I like Urubu
Urubu is probably for you, here's why:
jandecaluwe.com
tl;dr
it's actually more of a general-purpose static _website_ generator, not just a static _blog_ generator, which is what most of the so-called static website generators really are.
Nathan Watson
Emmet is a text editor plugin that expands abbreviations to HTML. It's essentially a collection of snippets. I don't think that's what OP is looking for.
Emmet has plugins for various text editors, not just vim. In fact they list their vim plugin as a 3rd party developed one that doesn't even support all it's features.
Eli Kelly
Thank you. Pico looks really good, but I'd rather avoid any need for php in this project.
How is grunt relevant to my nimble website with text?
After reading about Urbu it seems like something that can meet my needs. Simple and seems to do the job. Thank you.
Op.
Nathan Morgan
Aiden Clark
Thank you. Op