Ire Aderinokun • 5/17/2016

Using Jekyll for Rapid CSS Testing

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This article details a method presented at JekyllConf for using the static site generator Jekyll to build a site for rapid CSS testing. It explains how to set up custom collections, data files, and layouts to generate visual demos and cheatsheets for CSS properties like Flexbox, providing a technical workflow for developers.

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