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Don’t know about Jekyll but with Hugo you just run hugo server in the Git repo and it will give a a live preview that you can view in the browser, served locall
by cpach 6y ago
Don’t know about Jekyll but with Hugo you just run hugo server in the Git repo and it will give a a live preview that you can view in the browser, served locally.
It’s very fast.
I have a mockup blog with ~90 pages and it takes 190 ms to generate the whole site.
- input_sh 6y agoJekyll would probably handle that in a few seconds. But, once you approach two to four or five hundreds, it can quickly add up to a minute or two, making it impractical to say the least. One solution is to run `jekyll build`, which will just build HTML to a directory, and then just removing old Markdowns and serving those generated HTMLs directly via nginx or something. I've honestly given up and switched to Ghost, where I don't have to worry about that sort of stuff.