I keep seeing this question when a new technology pops up when in a crowded field there are already usual suspects out there. You shouldn't switch if all your problems are solved. Why would you?
My rule of thumb is that new technologies are for fresh projects to evaluate whether they are good fit or not. I haven't used any static site generators before so I'm open to this but if I had already invested in an ecosystem I wouldn't give it up for a similar feature set unless it's massively better.
I keep seeing this question when a new technology pops up when in a crowded field there are already usual suspects out there. You shouldn't switch if all your problems are solved. Why would you?
My rule of thumb is that new technologies are for fresh projects to evaluate whether they are good fit or not. I haven't used any static site generators before so I'm open to this but if I had already invested in an ecosystem I wouldn't give it up for a similar feature set unless it's massively better.