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Static Websites

  1. Introduction
  2. Overview
  3. Packages
    1. Franklin.jl
    2. StaticWebPages.jl

Introduction

Overview

The most popular package for building static webpages with Julia is Franklin.jl, and for good reason. It is relatively easy to get started with, well documented, and battle-tested.

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Packages

Franklin.jl

GitHub Repo stars deps Franklin Downloads
Stable Dev GitHub last commit (branch) version Coverage
Franklin is clearly the most popular alternative. Several websites related to Julia projects are built with Franklin, including this website and the documentation for Makie.jl.

StaticWebPages.jl

GitHub Repo stars deps StaticWebPages Downloads
Stable Dev GitHub last commit (branch) version Coverage
StaticWebPages is less starred and less actively developed. It does however have a notable number of stars, indicating that it can get the job done. More detail can not be given by the current author, as I have not used the package myself.

This section is not yet written well. If you have used or developed Julia packages in this domain, we would love your help! Please visit the "Contributing" section of the repository that hosts this website for information on contributions.

This website is a community effort covering a lot of ever-changing information. It will therefore never be complete or without error. If you see something wrong, or have something to contribute, please see the "Contributing" section in the github repository.

Last modified: May 03, 2024. Built with Franklin.jl