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Transform your plain text into static websites and blogs with a Ruby-powered engine.

The Java-based open-source static site generator for flexible, developer-centric content pipelines.
JBake is a sophisticated, JVM-based static site generator designed to integrate seamlessly into existing Java development ecosystems. Architecturally, JBake leverages a decoupled content-to-template engine, allowing developers to author content in Markdown, AsciiDoc, or HTML, while utilizing industry-standard templating engines like Freemarker, Groovy, Thymeleaf, and Jade. As of 2026, JBake maintains a critical niche in the market for organizations requiring high-integrity documentation within CI/CD pipelines, specifically those heavily invested in Maven or Gradle environments. Its technical architecture excels in handling complex metadata and cross-referencing through its internal database (often backed by OrientDB or similar light-weight graph structures in newer iterations), making it superior for technical manuals and project-specific documentation. Unlike many JavaScript-based SSGs, JBake provides a stable, long-term support (LTS) approach to site generation, ensuring that build scripts written years ago remain functional with minimal maintenance. Its positioning in the 2026 landscape is defined by its role as the 'Hugo for Java,' offering a bridge between traditional enterprise content management and the modern Jamstack architecture.
Supports concurrent usage of Freemarker, Groovy, Thymeleaf, and Jade within the same project architecture.
Transform your plain text into static websites and blogs with a Ruby-powered engine.
Zero-config React component documentation powered by MDX and Gatsby.
Build optimized documentation websites quickly, focusing on your content.
Prompt-to-production static website generation with zero-code Bootstrap architecture.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
First-class integration with Asciidoctor for complex document rendering, including includes, variables, and cross-references.
Utilizes an internal data store to map content relationships, tags, and categories during the bake process.
Detects file changes and only processes modified content to reduce build times in large documentation projects.
Official plugins for Maven and Gradle allow site generation to be part of the standard Java build lifecycle.
Ability to filter and process static assets through custom scripts or existing Java libraries during site assembly.
Users can define custom document types (e.g., 'projects', 'talks', 'releases') via simple configuration.
Consolidating technical documentation from multiple Java modules into a unified, searchable portal.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Maintaining a fast, secure blog without managing a WordPress database.
Creating a visible roadmap that updates automatically based on project metadata.