SSGs just say treat caching/data-invalidation as a build-time concern (like code changes) not as a run-time concern as then you're not dealing w/ bugs w/ caching in a production environment. It's safer and easier to update your data cache through a build process. This of course doesn't always scale but for small to medium sites it's very nice.
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Yeah I've been thinking more and more about this, but I think you've summed it up really well here.
Zoom back a bit and it's all just caching :-D
SSGs just say treat caching/data-invalidation as a build-time concern (like code changes) not as a run-time concern as then you're not dealing w/ bugs w/ caching in a production environment. It's safer and easier to update your data cache through a build process. This of course doesn't always scale but for small to medium sites it's very nice.