Angular now has a static site generator, thanks to HeroDevs and their Scully tool, which pre-renders Angular applications into static HTML pages. This allows for faster page loads and reduced JavaScript usage. With Scully, developers can use plugins to add dynamic data to their apps, such as user information or blog posts, and create a blog using the `@scullyio/init:blog` generate schematic. The generated static site can then be deployed to Netlify for hosting. By using Scully, Angular developers can take advantage of the JAMstack ecosystem's benefits, including faster page loads and reduced server costs.