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rock – static blog system

rock is a simple static blog system. It uses Kemal, a very simple web framework.

Hyde is Crystal’s answer to gems like Jekyll and Middleman; a static site generator built around pluggability, ease of use, and speed.

Wasp is a static site generator. This project should not be used in production which has been archived by the developer.

Kamber is a blog server based on Kemal, a very simple web framework.

PFT stands for Plain F. Text, where the meaning of F. is up to personal interpretation. Like Fancy or Fantastic.

Riji is a static site generator using Markdown, featuring RSS generation from git history.

Distributed as a Perl module, Dapper comes with a command-line application called dapper which you can use to create static websites.

Templer is a static site generator. It makes use of the HTML::Template module for performing variable expansion within pages and layouts.

ikiwiki is a wiki compiler. It converts wiki pages into HTML pages suitable for publishing on a website.

tumblelog is a static microblog generator. There are two versions available, one written in Perl and one written in Python.

Statocles is a minimal web content management system with a focus on easy editing with any plain text editor.

Plerd is meant to be an ultralight blogging platform for Markdown fans that plays well with (but does not require) Dropbox.

Qgoda is a static site generator. It is mainly intended for blogs but you can build any website you want with it. It is pronounced “yagoda”.

glayu is a static site generator for mid-sized sites. glayu is written in Elixir.

obelisk is a static site generator. There’s support for themes to customize a site with various themes.