I use it in a "static-dynamic hybrid" site generator.
There is a pure static mode, when you pre-generate all the HTML.
Then there is a hybrid mode, with basic templating of time/clock. SSI can also be used to update pages.
When PHP is available, it can very closely approximate a dynamic site, with pages being pre-generated just in time, but then served to all subsequent requests.
There is a pure static mode, when you pre-generate all the HTML.
Then there is a hybrid mode, with basic templating of time/clock. SSI can also be used to update pages.
When PHP is available, it can very closely approximate a dynamic site, with pages being pre-generated just in time, but then served to all subsequent requests.