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luijten.org
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| | | | | A few weeks ago I started migrating the blog off my own VPS into GitHub Pages. At first, I tried Octopress which is a set of templates, scripts and plugins f... | |
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davidlynch.org
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| | | | | Funnily enough, there aren't all that many resources for people who're moving from Jekyll to WordPress. I took some advice from a post by Fabrizio Regini, but had to modify it a bit, so here's what I figured out... My starting point was a Jekyll-based site stored on github. Comments... | |
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janikvonrotz.ch
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| | | | | Using Wordpress to run this blog has become an overkill. It was time to change. Static site generators, no database content management systems and JavaScript based tools make Wordpress an deprecated blogging platform. I had the idea of moving away from Wordpress for a while and decided to take a chance two weeks ago. This post is about the migration process and the design decisions made in preparation of the migration. From the title you can tell that I chose Hugo as my next CMS, but why Hugo? First of a... | |
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ha.nnes.dev
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| | | [AI summary] The author discusses their experience of rewriting their website multiple times, exploring different static site generators (SSGs) and the challenges of managing side effects and data processing in web development. | ||
