This year has seen significant growth in static site generators (SSGs) as developers continue to prioritize rapid development workflows, integrations, and performance. Gatsby remains a popular choice, leveraging React and GraphQL for a robust component model and plugin ecosystem. Next.js gained popularity in 2021, focusing on hybrid SSG/SSR models and server-side rendering with support for incremental regeneration. Nuxt.js offers a Vue-based approach, providing modularity and composability through its underlying Vue component model and plugins. Jekyll continues to be a trusted tool, particularly within the GitHub environment, while Hugo delivers fast site build speeds and a large library of ready-made themes. Gridsome is a Vue.js-powered framework for building static generated websites & apps, emphasizing progressive enhancement and hot-reloading. Docusaurus is focused on delivering documentation sites, utilizing MDX for content writing and embedding JSX/React components into markdown. Eleventy remains popular among performance-focused developers, offering transparency and unobtrusiveness in its site generation process. Scully delivers SSG capabilities to Angular applications, while SvelteKit adopts a progressive enhancement approach with Svelte components and serverless back-ends. Vite is an open-source project aiming to provide a faster and leaner development experience for the web, leveraging Rollup and smart defaults. With new tools emerging and approaches evolving, this space continues to be interesting and dynamic.