You already write Markdown. README.md, meeting notes, maybe even your grocery list. But what if that Markdown could become a blog, a polished docs site, a personal resume, or even a link-in-bio page? Turns out, it can - and the tools are way cooler (and easier) than you think.

In this session, we'll go on a whirlwind tour of static site generators: Jekyll, MkDocs, Hugo, Docusaurus, plus some delightful "non-docs" options like jsonresume and littlelink.io. We'll talk about what each is good at, how to pick the right one, and how to actually get it online without sacrificing weekends to YAML. Along the way, we'll also cover Markdown/MDX tricks and VS Code extensions to keep things sane.

Whether you're looking to document your project, polish your personal brand, or just hack together something fun, you'll leave knowing how to take plain Markdown and ship it as something awesome.