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Best Tech Stack for static (Bootstrap) website in 2025

2 pointsby backend-dev-334 months ago
I&#x27;m backend developer and have to build a frontend for my project. Can write simple JS, but would avoid Big Javascript Frameworks ))<p>This should be an almost static site:<p>- some pages will contain a kind of custom search component: an input field with 10-12 checkboxes&#x2F;dropdowns containing HTML+JS+CSS. already have a working prototype.<p>- other pages like About&#x2F;Contact&#x2F;FAQ&#x2F;Help - completely static, pure Bootstrap HTML&#x2F;CSS (and minimal JS)<p>Question1: suggest a TEMPLATE ENGINE. Something similar to Jekyll would be great (used Jekyll in the past - the template system is OK, but not the Ruby parts of it). Something that has good integration with Bootstrap and Liquid templates<p>Question2: suggest a JAVASCRIPT BUNDLER. Should have good integration with template engine and Bootstrap. Probably not Webpack: I&#x27;m afraid of those huge config files. Tried Parcel a bit: it is not bug-free, the experience was not smooth. Don&#x27;t know about Vite.<p>Question3: what is known about usage of BOOTSTRAP (+TEMPLATE ENGINE) WITH AI CODE EDITORS ? (Cursor, Windsurf or something else) I&#x27;ve heard stories of people generating big chunks of applications with these things. I think it should work well with Bootstrap HTML, but I don&#x27;t know how it would work with the template engine.

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