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You only have to install Jekyll locally, it generates plain-jain html files. Thanks for the info on the differences. Congrats on making a neat tool, I was just
by weeksie 12y ago
You only have to install Jekyll locally, it generates plain-jain html files. Thanks for the info on the differences. Congrats on making a neat tool, I was just legitimately curious as to how they would compare. Cheers!
- josephernest 12y agoOh sure, no problem at all, of course it is legitimate and interesting! (the polemic part of my answer was related with the other message "The answer is awfully: ..." )