Tim Kadlec • 2/1/2018

Switching to Hugo and Netlify

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The article details the author's technical migration from Jekyll to Hugo for static site generation, citing reasons like messy code and slow build times. It explains the migration process, praises Hugo's speed and its archetype system for managing different content types (blog posts, links, talks), and mentions switching hosting to Netlify as part of improving their personal site.

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