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Nothing comes close to Hugo in speed. However, before migrating I suggest: - using Jekyll's --incremental flag - move your asset pipeline into a separate pro
by armonraphiel 6y ago
Nothing comes close to Hugo in speed.
However, before migrating I suggest:
- using Jekyll's --incremental flag
- move your asset pipeline into a separate process (webpack --watch)
- reduce any Jekyll gems (each one adds considerable overhead)
If you want to leave Jekyll, I also recommend Eleventy.
It's fast, require very little work to migrate from Jekyll, and can create pages from data.