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Static Web

Static web refers to websites built with pre-rendered HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that are served directly to users without server-side processing or database queries. These sites consist of fixed content that doesn't change dynamically based on user interactions or data inputs. Static web development emphasizes simplicity, speed, and security by eliminating server-side computations.

Also known as: Static Websites, Static Sites, Static Web Pages, Static Content, Pre-rendered Web
🧊Why learn Static Web?

Developers should use static web approaches for content-heavy sites like blogs, documentation, portfolios, and marketing pages where content changes infrequently. It's ideal for projects requiring fast load times, low hosting costs, and enhanced security since there's no server-side code execution. Static sites are also well-suited for Jamstack architectures and can be deployed globally via CDNs for optimal performance.

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