Code is more coherent than configuration: comparing a sample blog in Web Origami and Eleventy
Read OriginalThis article is a technical deep dive comparing the architectural approaches of Web Origami and Eleventy static site generators. It analyzes how each tool structures a sample blog project, contrasting Eleventy's configuration-heavy, file-system-based model with Origami's code-centric, explicit definition of site resources. The piece is aimed at developers evaluating static site generators and discusses concepts like project coherence and maintainability.
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