Blog
All the latest posts from the Roq team.
Devoured: My Healthy Instagram for Tech News
How I built a daily AI-curated tech digest with Roq, replacing doomscrolling with something actually useful.
May 20, 2026 — 4 minute(s) readHow AI Helped Me Rebuild My Blog and Move from Jekyll to Quarkus Roq
A comprehensive journey of rebuilding a personal blog with the help of AI, moving from Jekyll to Quarkus Roq, exploring GitHub Issues Driven Development, and discovering how modern AI tools can transform the way we build and maintain websites.
May 6, 2026 — 26 minute(s) readGFM Alert Blocks: Styled Callouts in Your Markdown
Roq supports GitHub Flavored Markdown alert blocks with icons and themed colors. Learn how to use NOTE, TIP, IMPORTANT, WARNING, and CAUTION blocks, and how to add custom alert types.
May 4, 2026 — 4 minute(s) readSet It in Roq: The Editor that changes the game!
Roq introduces a TipTap-powered editor with Markdown support, transforming it from a static site generator into a lightweight, developer-friendly CMS. Create, edit, and preview content seamlessly within the Quarkus dev experience.
May 4, 2026 — 2 minute(s) readRoq 2.1 is here!
Roq 2.1 brings a standalone CLI, LLMs.txt generation, dynamic pages from data, custom error pages, and much more. This post kicks off a series covering all the new features.
May 1, 2026 — 2 minute(s) readRoq 2.0 and Java Advent Calendar article
An introduction to Roq 2.0, a Quarkus-inspired approach to static site generation in Java. Learn about its new foundation, plugin support, and live-reload feature through a practical tutorial.
Dec 9, 2025 — 2 minute(s) readMajor site migrations to Roq
✨ Two prominent websites have just migrated to Roq—any guesses who they might be?
Aug 26, 2025 — 2 minute(s) readMore diagram than you could have dreamed of.
Leveraging Kroki.io to generate diagram from text
Jun 11, 2025 — 1 minute(s) read🔎 Your users deserve searching capabilities!
No third party service needed 🚀
Apr 4, 2025 — 2 minute(s) readNo pain updates with Roq
One of the most overlooked aspects when choosing a Static Site Generator (SSG) is how easy it is to keep your project up to date. Many developers have struggled with complex upgrade processes, dependency conflicts, and breaking changes when using traditional SSGs like Jekyll or Hugo.
Mar 24, 2025 — 1 minute(s) read