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Given that you have all your content locally and can push whatever you want as long as it's static, it seems like the only part you "don't own" is the maintenan
by hiptobecubic 5y ago
Given that you have all your content locally and can push whatever you want as long as it's static, it seems like the only part you "don't own" is the maintenance.
- giuliomagnifico 5y agoNot quite. If you write something that violates the TOS of GitHub your content can be removed, also if someone flags you for some reason. You rely always on a third party service.
- shagie 5y agoGitHub pages with a custom domain? And then if you do run afoul of GitHub you could move your Jekyll site to somewhere else. Until then, you've got hosting and maintenance handled by someone else.
- hiptobecubic 5y agoSorry, yes, this is mostly what I meant. If you have your own domain you can pretty easily just move things around.