How and Why I Migrated My Blog From GitHub Pages to Netlify

• link-redirect

  1 0 2.8 HTML

  Jekyll redirects for my personal links.

  I also used a lot of client-side redirects, which is not desirable as opposed to server-side redirects. GitHub Pages did not provide a way for you to configure server-side redirects. So I had to use these hacky, Jekyll redirects on a subdomain. It works, but it could be better.

• pages-gem

  288 1,749 4.9 Ruby

  A simple Ruby Gem to bootstrap dependencies for setting up and maintaining a local Jekyll environment in sync with GitHub Pages

  

  My blog is now deployed on Netlify ! I spent a little more than an hour the other day migrating it from GitHub Pages to Netlify.

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• Hugo

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  The world’s fastest framework for building websites.

  

  A Hugo blog published on GitHub Pages.

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