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Jekyll is used by default for GitHub Pages sites, so I'm sure companies like GitHub would appreciate the savings from speedups like this.
by ladberg 3y ago
Jekyll is used by default for GitHub Pages sites, so I'm sure companies like GitHub would appreciate the savings from speedups like this.
- Simran-B 3y agoIt would require full compatibility to be useful. I suppose most users of GitHub Pages don't actually use customization. Gojekyll could be used for building these, otherwise fall back to standard Jekyll. I believe GitHub Wikis are also rendered with Jekyll? Without customization capabilities on the user side, Gojekyll could be used here, too.
- bandergirl 3y ago> I suppose most users of GitHub Pages don't actually use customization I don’t think you can actually load custom plugins, at least that wasn't the case the last time I looked. > I believe GitHub Wikis are also rendered with Jekyll? I don't see a reason to, they're just flat markdown documents, not a blog.