Write a very concise static site generator with Origami expressions
Read OriginalThe article compares four different implementations of the same static blog site: a minimalist JavaScript version, one using the async-tree library, an Origami expression-based version, and an Astro framework version. It argues that JavaScript is verbose for site generation tasks and demonstrates how Origami's expression-based approach can be more concise by reducing boilerplate code, using the generation of an About page as a specific example.
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