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Optimized site generation to be 70% faster

Sitesauce relies on a generator component that actually does the work of converting your dynamic website into a static site.

Until now, Sitesauce ran the generator on the server, then compressed the output and uploaded it to Zeit or Netlify. Yesterday, I experimented with running the generator directly on the Zeit build process, getting rid of two build steps and making the process 70% faster.

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Sitesauce
on January 29, 2020
  1. 1

    Could Site sauce be used to put a ghost blog currently on a subdomain, on /blog folder instead?
    All the while www site is on other host.
    So in fact merging two subdomains into 1 www subdomain?

    1. 2

      You'd need to make a few changes, but it's definitely possible (and in fact, I'm using a similar setup myself). Email me at [email protected] 😉

  2. 1

    That rocks 🤘!