A documentation site, a sitemap and this journal

zipp.org gains crawlable pages for the engine, Python, WebAssembly, GPU compute, Test262, benchmarks and architecture, all rendered from one JSON file, plus this journal with an RSS feed.

Until today zipp.org was a single React page whose text lived inside a JavaScript bundle. It now has static HTML pages for the JavaScript engine, Python, WebAssembly, GPU compute, Test262, benchmarks, architecture, embedding, sandboxing, comparisons, releases, the story and three long-form articles, each with its own title, description, canonical URL, breadcrumbs and structured data.

Every word of those pages is in one file, landing/site/content.json, and a small renderer turns it into HTML at build time, so the text is in the served document before any script runs. The same build writes sitemap.xml, robots.txt, a real 404.html, the journal's RSS feed and a search index. Unknown URLs now return a genuine 404 instead of a copy of the home page.