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With Jekyll you can just future-date your blog posts then trigger a republish on a daily cron. By default future-dated posts won't show up. So a daily build wil
by rathboma 10y ago
With Jekyll you can just future-date your blog posts then trigger a republish on a daily cron. By default future-dated posts won't show up. So a daily build will publish them on the right day.
If you host using Netlify you can create a build hook to just curl. You could even use Cronitor for a free cron.
- nickjj 10y agoThis is what I do too. It works well. Although in my case, I host my Jekyll based site on my own server and just run a daily build via local cron. The workflow to post anything (present or scheduled) is nothing more than a single git push to get the new content on the server. It's as simple as can be. #serversforlife