Doesn't sound like the author has convincing story, as most of the examples he discusses are not actually producing static (flat) files.
Also, I could be wrong, but hasn't Jekyll become rather popular in the recent months?
The author also names Ghost as an example which is doing things correctly (in his opinion). Did I miss something or is Ghost not powered by a database and creates dynamic output like all other regular CMS out there?
Also, I could be wrong, but hasn't Jekyll become rather popular in the recent months?
The author also names Ghost as an example which is doing things correctly (in his opinion). Did I miss something or is Ghost not powered by a database and creates dynamic output like all other regular CMS out there?