The linked blog post was a good read about why the author went down this path, goals of the project, and some technical challenges along the way: <a href="https://czep.net/20/stasis.html" rel="nofollow">https://czep.net/20/stasis.html</a><p>As someone with a Jekyll blog who's considered changing SSG's a few times in the past, this was interesting to read. I could see myself going down a similar path.<p>Gatsby adds a lot of complexity that IMO isn't a big benefit for a simple blog, and when I tried migrating my site to it, a lot of existing posts were broken in weird ways.<p>Eleventy is "Jekyll but in JavaScript" and way closer to what I want, but its flavor of Liquid is just <i>slightly</i> different from Jekyll's to the point where I would have to update a bunch of posts, plus there's no incremental build yet.<p>So I'm still sticking with Jekyll for now. Maybe one day I'll break down and build my own SSG like the author...