This is a neutral, objective, and interesting summary of the text: Jamstack, a key concept in building websites, focuses on pre-rendering the entire front-end at build time and serving static output from a content delivery network (CDN). .NET developers can leverage tools like Statiq to generate static sites with dynamic functionalities. Statiq is a popular option for .NET developers, providing a first-class experience with Visual Studio and VS Code integrations. It uses modules and pipelines to process documents, which are immutable units of information that consist of content and metadata. A pipeline consists of one or more modules, each performing a specific action on the document. Statiq can be used in conjunction with headless CMS Kontent for fetching and rendering content. By publishing the site on Netlify, developers can take advantage of its built-in features, such as preview functionality and deployment tools. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to building a static site using Statiq and Netlify, covering topics from creating input files to integrating content from Kontent.