Static Site Generators and Frameworks

A straightforward choice for blogs and project sites built from Markdown and templates. It fits teams comfortable with a Ruby-based build workflow.

Build content-driven sites with React components and a build-time data layer. Compare its development workflow with a simpler generator if your site is mostly static text.

Generates sites from content and templates, with a strong fit for blogs and documentation. Consider it when you want static output without a JavaScript application stack.

Supports both static pages and server-rendered application routes. Useful if a React site may need dynamic features, but check deployment requirements for the features you use.

Build Vue sites with static or server-rendered routes. Compare its deployment modes before choosing it for a site that must run on static hosting only.

Designed around documentation, with navigation and content organization in mind. A good place to start for product docs rather than a general marketing site.

Turns Markdown into a documentation site with Vue support. Consider it if your docs team already uses Vue or wants to extend pages with Vue components.

A content-focused framework that can produce static pages while allowing components where they help. Useful for blogs and marketing sites that do not need every page to behave like an app.