Eugene Yan • 10/21/2020

Why I switched from Netlify back to GitHub Pages

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The article details a developer's experience migrating their personal site from GitHub Pages to Netlify and then back again. Key reasons for reverting include DNS MX record migration failures causing email bounces, difficulties with the DNS provider (NS1), issues applying a custom SSL certificate, and the limitation of 300 monthly build minutes on Netlify's free tier. The author concludes that GitHub Pages offers greater simplicity and peace of mind for their workflow.

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