Hydrogen

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Hydrogen. Voted (by me) the world's lightest static-site generator built with TypeScript It uses lit-html inspired templating for super duper performant template generation.

Overview

Hydrogen is a static-site generator built with TypeScript that is known for being the world's lightest. It offers fast builds in milliseconds and uses JavaScript templates inspired by ES6 template literals. Additionally, Hydrogen allows users to plug into external APIs for data integration and provides a powerful Metadata API for optimal SEO. Customizable build hooks and service worker support make it a versatile tool for creating offline-first experiences.

Features

  • Millisecond Builds: Hydrogen offers incredibly fast build times, allowing users to generate their templates to HTML in milliseconds.
  • JavaScript Templates: With Hydrogen, users can utilize the full power of JavaScript for template generation, eliminating the need for template engines like pug and handlebars.
  • Use External APIs: Hydrogen allows users to integrate remote APIs, providing access to external data sources.
  • Powerful Metadata API: Hydrogen includes a metadata API that enhances SEO for static pages, ensuring optimal visibility in search engines.
  • Build Hooks: Users can customize the build process with Hydrogen's build hooks, tailoring it to their specific needs.
  • Service Worker friendly: Hydrogen supports service worker technology, enabling the creation of powerful offline-first experiences.
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