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Static Site Generation (SSG)
Static Site Generation (SSG) is an architectural approach where pages are pre-rendered at build time into static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript assets. This yields fast, cacheable and low-attack-surface deployments without runtime server rendering. SSG is well suited for documentation, marketing sites and blogs with largely stable content.
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