Planning to make the move from #JekyllRB to #11ty

I can't stand the increasing difficulty of maintaining a local install of bundler etc., the toxic environment that mainstream Ruby looks like from afar, honestly.

I'm working on a blog feature for my #GitHub website. (Coding blog! For coding related things! You've seen 'em before!) I had to take a peek in some of my old website #JekyllRB code for a few pointers.

There was this old page that had blog headlines, and next to them my birdsite widget, and a comment saying "maybe add Flickr feed here one day".

Oh how nostalgic! These were basically JavaScript widgets that pulled the feed from those services. Now, that page isn't up currently, but if I resurrect that page one day, maybe I need to add #Mastodon and #Pixelfed feed JavaScript embeds... though I don't know if any exist yet? Do they? I hope they will eventually.

Después de meses de desarrollo, ya está disponible la nueva versión #Jekyllrb, la 4.4.0

Esta nueva versión trae varias novedades, y también muchas correcciones, además de eliminar soporte para versiones de #Ruby inferiores a la 2.7, aunque recomiendan usar la 3.2 como mínimo. También han mejorado la documentación en varios aspectos.

https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/releases/tag/v4.4.0

#webdev #WebSencilla #floss