I want to level up my personal brand and trigger discussions. I want to increase the likelihood that people might read what I have to say. I’d really hate to loose anything and I want to be able to revert back. Must be able to “backup” and “track changes” to posts.

I’m a web developer (after all) so I want to be able to show what I can do. Must allow me to design (or modify) my own theme. I don’t see the point in hosting a web application for a static site. While keeping in mind the things under the line.

Once you know what your MVP is plan the most pragmatic solution you can List your requirements in order of priority and then draw a line under the One maxim I find myself coming back to repeatedly is: I spend a lot of my time giving free (and paid) advice to people on how to build software. I told myself “Tod, you absolutely must!”.Īnd I might have something interesting to say one day and nowhere to say it. I’ve been telling myself for the better part of ten years that I need to have a blog. If you like you can jump straight to the installation guide. So maybe I got a little ahead of myself there so let’s go back to the beginning.

Windows is the operating system tour de force.īut you’re way ahead of yourself as is usual for you… Is a simple blog-aware static website generator written in

Jekyll for windows