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In this walkthrough we're going to build a blog using Eleventy (11ty), a JavaScript SSG. While I was preparing to write this I started putting together my own blog; the source of which you can take a look at on GitHub if you'd like to see approximately what we'll be building (your's will undoubtedly be prettier than mine).
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A starter repository for a blog web site using the Eleventy static site generator.
At this point, it will be helpful to take a look at the Eleventy base blog repo on GitHub.
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You will also need the Rust toolchain and NPM installed. The Rust toolchain is installed using the rustup interactive installer. The default options during installation should be fine. After installation you will need to install the wasm32-unknown-unknown build target for the Rust toolchain (rustup toolchain install wasm32-unknown-unknown).
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