Why Static-Only Matters
Why Jenna Press removed server assumptions and chose a pure static publishing model.
Static delivery is a product decision, not a technical accident
Static-only delivery matters because it removes ambiguity. If a framework says it is static-first but quietly depends on runtime APIs for core content, the operational story becomes blurry immediately.
Jenna Press treats static publishing as a product rule. The site should be deployable as static assets, indexable as static HTML, and understandable without a hidden server contract.
This does not mean static is always better. It means static is better for the kind of project Jenna Press is designed to support. That scope discipline is part of the value.