acassis commented on PR #144:
URL: https://github.com/apache/nuttx-website/pull/144#issuecomment-3567116668
> Well we use Yekyll and I really don't like it. It does not build on my
FreeBSD because of some fancy pancy complex and incompatible dependencies. When
I get some free time I want to update our website engine so it will be also
simple small and clean but not that complex behind :-)
>
> Our site is static, compiled from PRs here, and then uploaded as artifacts
to the web server. Thus no server side scripting is allowed (also for security
reasons).
>
> Yup, the layout can be fixed.
>
> And I noticed PDF downloads does not work :-(
Right, the issue is that the alternative has to needs to receive the
blessing of ASF :-D
Gemini genated this alternative listing:
1. Hugo:
Key Features:
Written in Go, known for its exceptional build speed. Offers a robust
templating system and extensive features for managing content and building
complex sites.
Simplicity:
While powerful, its configuration can be more involved than some simpler
options, but its speed and comprehensive documentation make it a popular
choice.
2. Eleventy (11ty):
Key Features:
A JavaScript-based static site generator that emphasizes flexibility and
simplicity. Supports multiple template languages, including Markdown, HTML,
Nunjucks, and more.
Simplicity:
Praised for its minimal configuration and ease of use, making it a good
choice for those who prefer a less opinionated approach.
3. Zola:
Key Features:
Written in Rust, offering fast build times similar to Hugo. Uses a
simpler templating language (Tera) and aims for a more straightforward user
experience.
Simplicity:
Known for its single-binary installation and focus on core features,
making it a relatively easy-to-learn option.
4. MkDocs:
Key Features:
Specifically designed for building project documentation. Written in
Python and focuses on converting Markdown files into a clean, searchable
documentation site.
Simplicity:
Extremely simple to set up and use for documentation purposes, with a
clear structure and built-in search functionality.
5. Pelican:
Key Features:
A Python-based static site generator that supports both Markdown and
reStructuredText. Suitable for blogs and content-focused websites.
Simplicity:
Offers a more Pythonic approach to static site generation and is
relatively easy to use for those familiar with Python.
Choosing an Alternative:
The best alternative depends on your specific needs:
For speed and performance: Hugo or Zola are strong contenders.
For simplicity and flexibility with JavaScript: Eleventy is a great
option.
For documentation projects: MkDocs is highly recommended.
For Python users building blogs: Pelican provides a familiar environment.
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