Working with different environments on jekyll
04 August, 2015
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Jekyll is an open source static site generator. It allows writing content in markdown (also HTML) using some rules, like adding some front matter on pages or posts. Later jekyll compiles all the code and generates an static version for each page and post. The benefits of having an static site are mainly speed. Contrary to other blog engines like WordPress, where each request requires server works querying data, processing and returning the page, jekyll only does that work once, when the static…