Overview
Static Site Generation (SSG) is a method for creating websites where pages are pre-built and served as static files. This means that instead of generating content on the fly, the site is created ahead of time, making it faster and more efficient. SSG is popular for blogs, portfolios, and documentation sites because it improves loading times and reduces server load. In this introduction, you'll learn the basics of SSG and how it can benefit your web projects.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Explain what Static Site Generation is.
- ✓ Identify the benefits of using SSG for websites.
- ✓ Differentiate between static and dynamic sites.
- ✓ Set up a basic static site using an SSG tool.
- ✓ Deploy a static site to a web hosting service.
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