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title: elm-pages - a statically typed site generator
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<Banner>A **statically typed** site generator</Banner>

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## Pure Elm Configuration

Layouts, styles, even a full-fledged elm application.

## Type-Safe Content

Configuration, errors for broken links
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## Pure Elm Configuration

Layouts, styles, even a full-fledged elm application.

## Type-Safe Content

Configuration, errors for broken links
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## Pure Elm Configuration

Layouts, styles, even a full-fledged elm application.

## Type-Safe Content

Configuration, errors for broken links
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# No magic, just types

The magic is in how the pieces snap together. The basic platform provided is simple, letting you compose exactly what you need with types to support you.
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# Extensible through pure elm

Behavior is shared through packages exposing simple helper functions to help you build up your data.
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# If it compiles, it works

`elm-pages` just makes more of the things you do in your static site feel like elm. Did you misspell the name of an image asset or a link to a blog post? `elm-pages` will give you a friendly error message and some helpful suggestions.
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# An extended elm platform

`elm-pages` is just elm, but with a broader set of primitives for declaring meta tags to improve SEO, or generate RSS feeds and other files based on your static content.
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# Blazing fast

All you have to do is create your content and choose how to present it. Optimized images, pre-rendered pages, and a snappy lightweight single-page app all come for free.
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# Simple

`elm-pages` gives you the smallest set of core concepts possible, and a type system to make sure all the pieces fit together just right. The rest is up to you. Rather than remember a lot of magic and special cases, you can just rely on your elm types to build what you need with a set of simple primitives.
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