Gio Lodi • 8/8/2014

Why I (shouldn't have) stopped blogging with Jekyll

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The article details a developer's migration from Jekyll to Metalsmith for static blog generation, driven by a need for tags. It explores Metalsmith's plugin-based architecture, its fragility, and the unexpected time investment. The author concludes by reflecting on the trade-offs of switching tools versus focusing on content creation.

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