12 stories tagged static-sites, newest first.
165 points by textlanes33 | 104 comments
A developer's blog post explaining how replacing Next.js with Hono and using Cloudflare CDN and image transformations got their blog platform to 100 on all Lighthouse scores.
7 points by tminuslabs | 5 comments
An engineering log post describing how an internal handoff document with an admin bypass string was publicly served from a static site, and why cache purges failed to remove it.
387 points by remywang | 186 comments
Project page for s@ (satproto), a protocol for decentralized social networking hosted on static sites, with quick-start instructions using GitHub Pages.
353 points by g0xA52A2A | 131 comments
A blog post describing how the author built a comment system for their blog using Bluesky replies instead of Disqus or self-hosted options.
468 points by articsputnik | 216 comments
A personal blog post by Simon Späti about self-hosting his blog, second brain, newsletter and other tools to gain independence from tech platforms.
365 points by ingve | 72 comments
Blog post by Alex Chan describing how he builds small static websites to browse and organise personal local archives like scans, screenshots, and bookmarks.
451 points by alraj | 285 comments
Blog post by Loris Cro comparing a complex PHP CMS site with a plain static HTML site, exploring why the simpler option is paradoxically harder for ordinary people.
511 points by Kubuxu | 185 comments
Blog post describing a trick to compress a website's HTML by encoding it into a lossless WebP image and decoding it in the browser, compared with gzip and Brotli.
831 points by fabianholzer | 349 comments
A blog post cataloguing small convenience features the author likes in blogs and personal websites, inspired by Hillel Wayne's language microfeatures article.
1499 points by laubonghaudoi | 671 comments
A Reddit r/webdev post in which a user reports receiving a $104,500 Netlify bill for a simple static site.
532 points by angrymouse | 135 comments
Getting started documentation for Blot, a blogging service that turns files in a synced folder into posts on a website.
434 points by KodingKitty | 232 comments
A Koding Kitty blog post explaining how the author built their website without frameworks or heavy libraries, prompted by an IndieHackers question.