Jekyll for my podcast's web site (https://allthingsgit.com/ https://allthingsgit.com/). I became a fan of Jekyll when I worked at GitHub, but I don't use GitHu

Jekyll for my podcast's web site (https://allthingsgit.com/ https://allthingsgit.com/). I became a fan of Jekyll when I worked at GitHub, but I don't use GitHub Pages, I needed to scale it larger. (edit: in particular, I needed something that can host audio and video.) So my workflow is GitHub for hosting, and Visual Studio Team Services for CI builds. It monitors the GitHub repository and on commits to master, it runs Jekyll in a docker container. It then deploys to Azure, where I host the static web site. (I use Azure CDN for hosting the audio episodes.) I would use VSTS for the whole pipeline, including the Git repository hosting, but I wanted to have a public repository, in case listeners wanted to submit pull requests. So far that hasn't happened, so I'm missing out on some of the VSTS features, but maybe it still will. I also have a weekly newsletter (https://developertoolsweekly.com/ https://developertoolsweekly.com/) that uses a static site generator that I build myself. It's very Jekyll-inspired and uses Liquid templates, but instead of generally processing markdown, it takes a simple list of links and descriptions and emits a website as well as the HTML and plain text for the emails. This workflow is similar, the generator is run in a Docker container, but this workflow is entirely VSTS and Azure.