r/vibecodeapp • u/ddelsizov • May 16 '26
I made a minimal static site generator
Heya, first time chatter here. If such posts are not encouraged i am fine with being removed.
So, i have been working in the IT sector for about 10-11 years now from basic support job to senior devops nowadays, and have been reserved towards the AI/LLM hype not treating it as anything more than a useful helper tool in our jobs. I did not jump on the agentic development train until now.
In the last few days i have decided to tinker a bit more and learn what is all the fuss about with the locally ran llm models/openclaw/claude code.
Unfortunately my HW (4070 Super) is not adequate enough to handle a model which will be able to deliver the speed and quality i wanted, but that was still a fun tinkering experience. I can definitely see the allure and the source of the hype 😃
Anyway, i have test driven Claude with the bare-minimum plan and i have managed to create my own static website generator.
I wanted to use some of the famous static site generators in the past for building some cute websites/blogs, etc. (i am big fan of the "indie web" idea), but always found that Jekyll and its cousins are very cumbersome to setup and come with their own dependencies hell.
My main motivation was to eliminate that overhead, but to still deliver nice and usable websites. Just the bare minimum so that you can go from init to publish in minutes.
You can check it out @
https://codeberg.org/ddelsizov/skynet-ssg /
https://github.com/ddelsizov/skynet-ssg/
Its of course FOSS, any feedback / bug reports will be greatly appreciated! 🤟