Post #4236103
2026-07-30 09:50 UTC
For the zero people who will know and/or care, are there any decent non-NodeJS static site generators that don't condone the use of code generative agents?
I can't find any clear policy on Hugo (would be nice since. y'know. I'm trying to learn Golang so I could poke into parts of it to at least Kinda Understand some bits n bobs) but they do have an AGENTS.md front and center in their repo.
(mostly just want to experiment with Something That Is Not Eleventy, only real concrete reason for doing so is because I made a couple of small updates to my blog just threw every image off and left-aligned it instead of center-aligned for some reason and I have no clue why it generated that way when I only really updated the core versions and didn't pull the original theme AFAIK).
I am aware of Zola since it's all one binary and seems relatively no-nonsense, but they don't have a proper Debian build, let alone an aarch64 build (so yes, my Chromebook is building that as I type), but it's also rust, which I'm not overtly interested in at this point in time (no real reason, just want to experiment with other languages first).
IDK just want some thots. I know there are plenty out there, just want some input on what folks who use SSG's prefer and why.
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@senil@gts.social.senil.me 2026-07-30 11:18
extremely cursed and definitely not feasible option (because it literally would not work given the language's design): somehow cobbles together a static-site generator that uses IEC 61131-3 code, functional in both Ladder Logic as well as Structured Text... though how you'd write any post in Ladder Logic would be beyond me. (it wouldn't work because 61131-3 is intended for industrial real-time controllers, where every instruction executes effectively at once so you can't rely on traditional programming paradigms and you have to define everything ahead of time, you don't get to define arrays of arbitrary sizes, etc.)