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If you’ve been thinking of moving away from Wordpress and using a static website generator site then this is probably the post for you… In this post I will discuss my reasons for migrating my old Wordpress website to Jekyll.

Way too often I hear of newbie developers losing their work due to using git as their primary backup solution for their project. So what exactly is git then? Git is a version control system and this should be its only purpose. You should be using Git to keep track of changes to your files, not to restore back to them in future. Allow me to explain a typical scenario where this may be an issue:

Way too often I hear of newbie developers losing their work due to using git as their primary backup solution for their project. So what exactly is git then? Git is a version control system and this should be its only purpose. You should be using Git to keep track of changes to your files, not to restore back to them in future. Allow me to explain a typical scenario where this may be an issue: Imagine

A little bit about Jekyll Jekyll is powered by a subset language called Liquid. If you’ve ever done any Shopify development, or Mailchimp newsletter development in the past then you may be aware of what the liquid templating language is. To keep things simple, Liquid allows you to perform operations on . ‘piped through’ to other functions. https://shopify.github.io/liquid/