3 articles tagged #static-site-generator
All English for IT articles related to #static-site-generator.
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English for Hugo Static Site Developers
Vocabulary for developers building sites with Hugo, the Go-based static site generator — content sections, taxonomies, shortcodes, and the fast build pipeline — for English-speaking documentation teams.
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English for Eleventy (11ty) Developers
Vocabulary for developers using Eleventy, the simple static site generator — templates, data cascade, collections, and shortcodes — for teams who value plain-language explanations of a minimal build tool.
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English for Gatsby Developers
Vocabulary for developers maintaining Gatsby sites — GraphQL data layer, source plugins, incremental builds, and SSR/DSG rendering modes — for teams working in English on legacy and current Gatsby projects.
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