Raymond Camden

Not a bad intro to static sites, but I was expecting more depth from a book (as opposed to a series of blog posts).

Good mention of Lektor (https://www.getlektor.com/), but otherwise pretty basic and does not draw a good line (from the architectural point of view), when not to go static: last chapters talk about deployment options, form and comment providers, but many people will be just fine having all those on a dynamic site that will cost them less to maintain (unless they might get huge visitor spike, but this is me talking about those architectural tradeoffs now).

I am also a bit disappointed in general about the format books in the 21st century take: short, rather shallow and covering the tech that will become irrelevant in less than a decade.… (altro)