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#2 Jekyll
Ruby‑based static site generator that powers GitHub Pages; simple markdown workflow with extensive plugins.
#3 Gatsby
React‑driven static site framework with GraphQL data layer; great for performance‑focused blogs and progressive web apps.
#4 Next.js
Full‑stack React framework supporting static generation (SSG) and server‑side rendering (SSR); ideal for hybrid blogs.
Simple, flexible JavaScript static site generator that works with multiple template languages.
#6 Hexo
Node.js‑based static blog framework with fast rendering, theme marketplace, and easy deployment to cloud services.
#7 Pelican
Python static site generator that uses reStructuredText, Markdown, or AsciiDoc; supports plugins for SEO and RSS.
#8 MkDocs
Static site generator geared toward project documentation; Markdown‑first with a built‑in dev server.
#9 Docusaurus
Facebook‑maintained React framework for documentation sites; includes versioning, i18n, and search out of the box.
#10 Nuxt.js
Vue‑based framework offering static site generation (Nuxt Content) and SSR; excellent for Vue‑centric blogs.
#11 Gridsome
Vue.js static site generator with GraphQL data layer; similar to Gatsby but for the Vue ecosystem.
#12 Zola
Rust‑powered static site generator with fast builds, built‑in Sass support, and a simple TOML configuration.
#13 Middleman
Ruby static site generator offering flexible templating, asset pipeline, and a large plugin ecosystem.
#14 VuePress
Vue‑based static site generator focused on documentation; provides Markdown‑enhanced Vue components.
#15 Astro
Modern static site builder that lets you mix frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte) and ships minimal JavaScript.
#16 Ghost
Headless Node.js publishing platform optimized for blogs and newsletters; offers both self‑hosted and SaaS options.
Traditional CMS used as a headless content API; pair with static generators like Gatsby for high‑performance blogs.
#18 Netlify CMS
Open‑source Git‑based CMS that works with any static site generator; provides a friendly UI for editors.
#19 Publii
Desktop app for building static WordPress‑style sites; no coding required and integrates with free hosting.
#20 Write.as
Minimalist, privacy‑focused publishing platform; supports Markdown and can export to static sites.
#21 Medium
Hosted blogging platform with built‑in audience and distribution; great for writers who want zero‑maintenance publishing.