Rails with Middleman for static content?

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  1. High Voltage

    Easily include static pages in your Rails app.

    If you only need some static pages in your Rails app, I think you can use something simple like: https://github.com/thoughtbot/high_voltage.

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  3. sitepress

    Sitepress ruby gems

    In case you want something like Middleman (frontmatter, static compilation, ...), but embedable in your Rails app, Sitepress is really cool solution (you can even run it without Rails!): https://sitepress.cc

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