Why Use Rails for a Static Site?
There are plenty of static site generators out there — Jekyll, Hugo, Eleventy, Astro. So why would you use Rails? The answer is simple: you already know Rails. If you're a Rails developer, you don...
There are plenty of static site generators out there — Jekyll, Hugo, Eleventy, Astro. So why would you use Rails? The answer is simple: you already know Rails. If you're a Rails developer, you don...
Cloudflare Pages is a great fit for rails2static sites. It supports Ruby builds natively (since Jekyll uses Ruby too), so your site builds and deploys automatically on every push. To set it up, co...
Under the hood, rails2static uses a breadth-first crawler to discover and render every page in your app. Understanding how it works helps you get the most out of it. The process starts with entry ...
Rails2static turns your Rails app into a static site. You keep writing ERB templates, using ActiveRecord, and organizing code the Rails way — then generate plain HTML files you can deploy anywhere....