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Perron: A Static Site Generator for Ruby on Rails

Perron: A Static Site Generator for Ruby on Rails

1 comments

·December 18, 2025

subdavis

The gripe about tailwind is valid, but I couldn’t figure out how Perron does this better. From a cursory look, I didn’t see anything about CSS in the docs. I could have missed it though.