Internal and external searches. From WordPress to Jekyll 8
Continuing with the configuration of our blog, we are going to focus on making it easier for our readers to find our content
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Allowing reader comments. From WordPress to Jekyll 7
One of the challenges of leaving WordPress to switch to Jekyll is how to do the things that WordPress ...
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How to configure the site of our blog. From WordPress to Jekyll 6
Continuing with this series of articles on how I went from WordPress to Jekyll, it was time to leave the theory behind ...
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The structure of the project. From WordPress to Jekyll 5
One of the difficulties I experienced when trying to go from Worpress to Jekyll was understanding what each component was for ...
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About differences and similarities. From WordPress to Jekyll 4
Spoiler alert. In the following articles in this series on why I migrated from WordPress to Jekyll I will ...
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Blog features. From WordPress to Jekyll 3
This article is the third part of a series I'm writing about why I migrated my personal blog from…
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Components of a website. From WordPress to Jekyll 2
In the previous article I began to explain the differences between three types of tools for creating a blog ...
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From WordPress to Jekyll. Why did I quit content managers
One of the things that free and open source software broadcasters must remember is that not everything ...
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Size does not matter. It's about goals and the will to achieve them
On our sister blog Ubuntulog, my colleague Pablinux raises a very interesting question. The possible danger of using small projects….
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How to talk about Linux at parties
Christmas dinner is coming up. A good way to avoid discussions about politics, football and other topics that end…
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