Static site generators

• Awesome static site generators

Pandoc-based

• Quarto: an open-source scientific and technical publishing system built on Pandoc.

R-based

• Bookdown : Write HTML, PDF, ePub, and Kindle books with R Markdown. Written in R.

Ruby-based

• Jekyll : The default SSG for GitHub pages. Written in Ruby.
  • Just the docs template
  • chirpy template

Rust-based

• mdBook : Create book from markdown files. Like Gitbook but written in Rust. See also GitHub actions for mdbook.
• zola : A fast static site generator in a single Rust binary with everything built-in. See also the GitHub actions for Zola.
• zensical : Zensical builds scalable Open Source tools for technical writing, built by Material for MkDocs.

Python-based

• Jupyter book : Building beautiful, publication-quality books and documents from jupyter notebooks.
• Nikola : Static Site Generator written in Python.
• Sphinx : Creating Python documentation websites.

Julia-based

• Franklin.jl : Static site generation with live Julia code evaluation. Examples.
• PkgPage.jl : Creating (package) front-pages, powered by Franklin.jl.
• StaticWebPages.jl : Create academics and personal CV web-pages.
• PlutoStaticHTML.jl : Convert Pluto notebooks to pure HTML files
• DocumenterVitepress.jl : Documentation with Documenter.jl and VitePress.

JS-based

• 11ty : a simple SSG written in JavaScript.
• Publii : A content management system (CMS) for creating static websites fast and hassle-free, even for beginners.

Docsify

Docsify renders Markdown files to HTML on-the-fly. Technically docsify is a single page application (SPA) rather than a static site generator (SSG).

• docsify-open-publishing-starter-kit
• docsify-js-tutorial
• My docsify template

Hexo

Hexo is a fast, simple & powerful blog framework powered by Node.js.

A list of Hexo themes

• Next. Template: https://github.com/sosiristseng/template-hexo-next
• fluid
• butterfly

Hugo

See Hugo