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Hugo + Github is killer. So is Jekyll on Github, I just prefer Hugo because it's easier to setup locally and also allows greater theme control. my site: https:

by 0xCMP 10y ago

Hugo + Github is killer. So is Jekyll on Github, I just prefer Hugo because it's easier to setup locally and also allows greater theme control. my site: https://cmp.is https://cmp.is repo: https://github.com/0xcmp/cmpis.github.io-hugo https://github.com/0xcmp/cmpis.github.io-hugo

clubm8 10y ago
It's my understanding you can't deploy HTTPS on a github hosted Jeckyll site that's using - has that changed? (To clarify: https:github.com/shitpostingblog, but https://shitbpostingblog.xyz https://shitbpostingblog.xyz is not)
- drwl 10y ago
  You can. I did it with cloud flare.
- deleted 10y ago
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- newsat13 10y ago
  You can do a https proxy like cloudflare
- chatmasta 10y ago
  You can use the cloudflare free plan. The user will see https. Traffic will be encrypted between the user and cloudflare, but not between cloudflare and github. For a personal site that's not transmitting PII over the wire, I don't see a problem with that.
divbit 10y ago
Or if you are lazy, just github. https://github.com/divbit/blog https://github.com/divbit/blog