Sara Soueidan • 6/6/2017

Migrating from Jekyll+Github Pages to Hugo+Netlify

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The article details the author's frustrating experience with Jekyll's slow compilation speeds for their static website, leading them to migrate to Hugo and deploy on Netlify. It explains the performance issues encountered and the motivation for the switch to improve their development workflow and site management.

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