Just put some HTML on the web
Brajeshwar
24 points
4 comments
October 27, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (3 comments)
tamimio
I find it interesting that people still catching up on SSG, my sites are statics, if not ssg (zola) they are just html/js/css, and that was before LLM boom, it’s far easier now to do. Also in this era, I would avoid anything python/C/C++ or things built on top of them like PHP, the former one was never meant to be anything but to hack few things for data scientists, and the later is ancient memory unsafe one. There should be a new language (besides the safe ones) where it’s ok if it’s unreadable to humans but it checks all safety and security checks, written by LLM based on the specs you write, we passed the point now where you think you are better than llm in writing the syntax.
bovermyer
I've posted about my site Iron Arachne before, but it's relevant here. The entire thing is just HTML, CSS, and JS. It's much more complex than a blog. https://app.ironarachne.com/
brcmthrowaway
Dumb question, could you build an online shop with an SSG