Another point of Maudit's philosophy: A library, not a framework.

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The first of a series of article on Maudit's philosophy:

Maudit is faster than most other static website generators, but... maudit.org/news/maudit-...

There's still work to be done, but Maudit already support most of what you'd expect:

Markdown, syntax highlight, components in Markdown, image processing, dev server, typed content, and more!

I hope you'll give it a try! And even if not, I'd love if you dropped a star: github.com/bruits/maudit

Ecosystem ready

Thanks to @rolldown.rs, a super fast JavaScript and CSS bundler, Maudit has top-notch support for the modern web ecosystem.

Use your favorite libraries from npm to power and style (you know, Tailwind) your website efficiently, without needing to setup anything yourself.

Fast as things should be.

Maudit join the club of super-fast SSGs. Trivially build thousands of pages in less than a second.

Even this early with little to no real work done on optimisation, Maudit goes even or is sometimes even faster than other native options.

A library, not a framework.

SSGs often force you into their own patterns, their rendering code is hidden away, you can't hook into the build etc.

A Maudit project is a normal Rust project, it has a `main.rs`, you can use any Rust things you like before, during, after the build.

This past year, I've been working on and off on the dream of every dev who never blog: My own static website generator.

It's still early, but it works, it's open source, and so in this thread I'd like to show you all:

Maudit, a Rust library to generate static websites

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