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Static Site Generator Features

Static site generators are applications that run on the command line and compile a website. For example, you may have various pages defining a layout, some "include" files, a configuration file, and your content files. The technical writers would in this case create documentation in text files stored in GitHub. Each documentation change would compile on the fly. This method is innovative and would not involve Confluence at all. No projects at CBIIT currently use this method but we include it in this catalog to better communicate the potential range of our services. For more information about static site generators for documentation, see https://idratherbewriting.com/2015/02/27/static-site-generators-start-to-displace-online-cmss/

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graph TD;
    A(Start) --> B
    B[Submitter submits trial.] --> |Trial has Submitted status.| C{Submission complete?}
    C -->|No| D[CTRO asks submitter for information.]
    D -->|Trial is on hold.| E[Submitter provides requested information.]
    E -->|Trial is off hold.| C
    C -->|Yes| F(End)

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graph TD;
    A(Start) --> B
    B[Submitter submits trial.] --> |Trial has Submitted status.| C{Submission complete?}
    C -->|No| D[CTRO asks submitter for information.]
    D -->|Trial is on hold.| E[Submitter provides requested information.]
    E -->|Trial is off hold.| C
    C -->|Yes| F(End)

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