Static Web Apps for Documentation

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There is apparently a NuxtJS that works with node.js.

I don't know what kind of patterns that involves, and it might be workable off of Azure, such as orcmid.github.io/docEng with staging for publication at orcmid/docEng/docs

A marker out of curiousity and because Microsoft documentation is apparently produced in this manner.

My preference is for static web pages, thereby minimizing client load while also being responsive, if possible.

So there are degrees of static, because sometimes the served-up page depends on the browser for carrying out some functions.

There are also other ways to produce web sites, blogs and such via node.js and publishing to static form locally or on GitHub.

The introduction of CI/CD on GitHub stagings is worth looking into.

One problem I have noticed with node.js in the past is the extensive dependencies of some approaches to using it for writing/documentation. That needs to be considered also.