Brent • 3/2/2017

Static site generators vs. caching

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This article compares static site generators and caching as performance strategies. It explains caching as a layer around dynamic systems to reuse resource-intensive operations, while static site generators treat pre-rendered HTML as the core, with other tools plugged in. It discusses the trade-offs, including the need to re-render static sites and the developer mindset required.

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