Static You Can Maintain. Static With a Live CMS… What Is the Missi...
summary
Roq delivers a concrete alternative: a Java static site generator built on Quarkus that pairs Java on Quarkus with a WordPress‑like editor with git sync, built‑in plugin support, Tailwind via a web‑bundler and Mavenpm for npm in Maven. Demoed features include live reload, publish to GitHub Pages, a faker plugin that creates 150 fake posts for pagination, and a daily automated digest pipeline producing ~62 published items; templates are type‑safe and updates use a single rock update command.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 3:15What is a static site
- 8:12Why static sites are great
- 12:11Introducing Rock
- 12:43Creating a base site
- 15:44Working with layouts
- 16:48Adding a blog post
- 19:27Editing posts with the editor
- 22:54Styling the blog
- 27:26Deploying to GitHub Pages
- 28:57Git synchronization
- 31:55Adding syntax highlighting
- 34:08Deploying the live site
- 34:31Adding plugins
- 36:39Switching themes instantly
- 37:20Demo of DeBoard digest
- 42:23Future features in Rock
- 45:16Q&A and conclusion
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