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susamlast Sunday at 3:00 PM1 replyview on HN

> SSGs are good for static sites with no interactivity or feedback. If you want interactivity or feedback, someone (you or a 3rd party service provider) is going to have to run a server.

For my website, I do both. Static HTML pages are generated with a static site generator. Comments are accepted using a server-side program I have written using Common Lisp and Hunchentoot.


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1domlast Sunday at 4:36 PM

How did you get to that position? Did you have to create the server side components to solve the SSG comments problem...?

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