How to Convert Static HTML into Powerful Templates

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Next.js

There are many to choose from, perhaps including some popular ones you may have heard of, such as Jekyll, Gatsby, Next.js, or Hugo. Here we’re going to use one called Eleventy.

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Nunjucks

We changed the file extension from .html to .njk. This means we’re using Nunjucks as our templating language. Eleventy supports a number of languages. Nunjucks is nice for staying with our theme of using JavaScript. And it’s also fairly minimalistic, which is nice for our example.

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Jekyll

There are many to choose from, perhaps including some popular ones you may have heard of, such as Jekyll, Gatsby, Next.js, or Hugo. Here we’re going to use one called Eleventy.

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Hugo

There are many to choose from, perhaps including some popular ones you may have heard of, such as Jekyll, Gatsby, Next.js, or Hugo. Here we’re going to use one called Eleventy.

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