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What Is a Static Website? The Absolute Beginner’s Guide
Learn what a static website is, including the pros and cons of a static website vs dynamic website and how to get started with a static site.
How To Create a Headless WordPress Site With React.js
Discover how to create a website using React.js and Headless Wordpress with our step-by-step guide on how headless CMS work.
Jekyll Tutorial: How To Create a Static Website
One of the more popular static site generators is Jekyll. Learn how it works, and how you can create a static website with it in this guide.
How To Craft a Stylish Static Website with Eleventy (11ty)
Learn how to use Eleventy to craft a stunning and functional static portfolio website without needing a server-side language or database.
Top 5 Static Site Generators (and When to Use Them)
If you are trying to build a static site, here are 5 static site generators to choose from along with why you should possibly choose each one.
How To Build a Blazing Fast Static Site With Hugo
Hugo can generate most websites within seconds (<1 ms per page). Learn how you can start building your Hugo static site.
Learn How to Create a Headless WordPress Site With Vue.js
Have you been wondering what all the chatter is about headless WordPress? Dive into what it is and learn how to use it to build an app.
Intro to Building Websites with Gatsby and WordPress (Fast and Static)
Want to know more about headless CMS, Gatsby, and WordPress? Learn how to create super fast websites powered by Gatsby and WordPress with this tuto…
A New WooCommerce Alternative – Hello BigCommerce
There is a new headless and comprehensive solution for WordPress Ecommerce sites. If you're looking for a WooCommerce alternative, check out BigCom…
WordPress vs Static HTML: How Should You Build Your Site?
Trying to decide between WordPress vs static HTML to build your website? In this post, we'll explain how each method works and then go over some of…
WordPress Revolution with GraphQL
GraphQL represents the dawn of a new age in web & application development & it'll most likely put all WordPress REST APIs in the world out of work…