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SSG (Static Site Generation)
Pre-rendering pages at build time into static HTML files that can be served from a CDN.
Why it matters
- Extremely fast page loads from CDN-served files
- Lower server costs since no runtime rendering
- Better security with no server-side code execution
When to use
- For content that does not change frequently
- For marketing sites, blogs, and documentation
- When maximum performance is required
Common mistakes
- Using SSG for highly dynamic content
- Not rebuilding when content changes
- Generating too many pages at build time
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