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> So I'm still sticking with Jekyll for now. This is where I'm at too. I've been using Jekyll to manage a few sites (some with 300+ posts and 100+ drafts). It
by nickjj 6y ago
> So I'm still sticking with Jekyll for now.
This is where I'm at too.
I've been using Jekyll to manage a few sites (some with 300+ posts and 100+ drafts). It's really not bad with incremental builds. It's about a 3 second turn around to see live reloads while writing.
It's definitely not perfect, but I still haven't found anything that comes close.
- dceddia 6y agoYeah, the incremental builds are pretty good. I even turned on LiveReload and it's ok-ish. It's not super snappy but it mostly works. If I move to something else I want the ability to include proper components on the page, whether React or Svelte or something. I'd love to find the sweet spot where I can embed interactive examples without having to "program my blog" like Gatsby. Elder.js looks interesting, but probably more complex than what I need. And anyway, every time I start considering this path, I being to wonder whether rewriting my blog is really the best use of my time...