SSGs Part 3: Build any SSG site with GitLab Pages

The third article in a series about Static Site Generators (SSGs) explores how to use GitLab Pages to host and build SSG sites, offering insights into various GitLab CI configurations for different environments, such as Ruby, Node.js, Python, and Go. The series aims to help those familiar with web development understand the deployment of SSGs using GitLab, highlighting the free hosting benefits on GitLab.com, including support for custom domains and SSL/TLS certificates. It emphasizes the importance of the .gitlab-ci.yml configuration file in setting up a site, with examples showcasing community contributions. While recommending Jekyll for beginners due to its comprehensive documentation and ease of use, it suggests experimenting with multiple SSGs to find a suitable fit based on programming language familiarity. The article encourages community participation and offers resources for further assistance, concluding the series with an invitation to share preferences and experiences through a quick survey.

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