On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 5:41 PM Cédrick Béler <cdrick65@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Esteban,
This comes really on time for me, I decided to rewrite to small sites I have using Jekyll, and as read all their tutorials I thought even of having a Jekyllst variation, that uses the Jekyll directories and other conventions, but uses Smalltalk as its engine. Of course this is far reached given my real availability these days, that's lower than usual.
Cool anyway if thatâs something that interest you too. What do you think of https://gohugo.io ? Themes are pretty cool https://themes.gohugo.io
I wasn't aware of this, looks great, albeit on a different tool stack. The generated output is "sane" html (read below).
However I'd like to be part of conversations around this, and eventually contribute to it, because I already started playing with Jekyll (and Gatsby as well). Perfect :) This is not urgent but I need to put 2 websites online for September (simple ones). For now, Iâm trying around. Summer will be perfect for me to work on such project.
I have a small pet site, that has some particular features like being multilingual and having some "dynamic" data source. I decided to give a try to Gatsby this evening, and found it to be great and produce uber fast rendered pages, but the produced HTML/CSS/JS is worst than reading assembly language. However since what I wanted was to improve the speed and some limitations of an old Wordpress based site, I think I'll stick with it. It also refreshes my React.js shenanigans. Regards! Esteban A. Maringolo