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Migrate to an SSG #126
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Personally, I find that Ruby development locally is pretty slow with my site particularly, with build times of about ~30 seconds, resulting in a slow developer experience from having to modify and verify my code changes.
Technologies I've tried
I've tried SvelteKit so far, and personally: I love it! From its intuitive file-based routes, to having used it for a few projects now (mw3-playground, as well as a private project I've been working on for someone), I can say that I'll probably stick with it for future projects.
Alternatives
Perhaps I could consider looking into other JamStack-based generators (of which there seem to be 351 at the time of writing) that suit my interests.
I've heard of such generators including Hugo and Gatsby, and will consider if they are good viable alternatives.