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Imagine you are a journalist who has to frequently publish the latest news.

Simply enter a title and content of your article below and see how a Markdown file and a EJS template can automate the web page generation.

What it is

An automated publishing system that turns Markdown, metadata, and reusable templates into production-ready static web pages.

How skyFabrick works

This website is generated using skyFabrick. The diagram above shows the automated publishing pipeline from Markdown source files to finished article and index pages. I chose EJS for its simplicity and readable output without unnecessary complexity.

What is Static Site Generation?

Static Site Generation (SSG) creates web pages ahead of time from content and reusable templates, rather than generating them for each request.

When content changes, the site is simply rebuilt — similar to compiling a program. The resulting static files require no server-side application and can be hosted on even basic web hosting services.

SSG is ideal for content that changes periodically, such as blogs, documentation, restaurant menus, and magazine articles.

Alternatives

• Client-side rendering: Content is generated in the browser.
• Server-side rendering: Content is generated on the server for each request.

Features

• Highly Automated
• Accepts Markdown Content
• Metadata Extraction
• Reusable EJS Templates
• Automatic Index Generation
• Customizable Post-render Processing
• Rapid Execution

The Bottom Line

When content changes or new articles are ready to publish, I simply run skyFabrick. In about 5 seconds, the entire site is rebuilt and ready to upload to the web server.

No pages to update individually. No repeated HTML to maintain. Just update the content, rebuild, and publish.