Jekyll 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 im

Jekyll 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.