Andrew Healey • 6/24/2019

What If I Want My Website to Last for 100 Years?

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The article discusses the author's goal of creating a long-lasting personal website. It argues for using open-source software and static site generators over proprietary systems, analyzing tools like Jekyll and Gatsby. It emphasizes the importance of simple, durable formats like Markdown and HTML to ensure content remains accessible for decades, drawing parallels to historical preservation.

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