Tag Archives: CMS
Recreating Jekyll’s _drafts Directory in Eleventy
I’m in the process of converting a couple of sites that I built a few years ago using Jekyll to use Eleventy instead. Both tools are static site generators that work very similarly, but Eleventy gives me more flexibility and, given that it’s based in JavaScript—a language I use daily—rather than Ruby—a language I know […]
Jekyll for Drupal Users
For the past ten years or so, I’ve had various responsibilities over a web hosting environment that relies on Drupal to power hundreds of sites. I was largely responsible for the selection of Drupal and it was definitely the right solution for us when we picked it, but over the years I’ve grown frustrated with […]
Discovering MODx
Many people who know me know that I am not a big fan of most web content management systmes (CMS). In general I have found that the hoops these systems make you jump through to set up and manage sites far outweighs the benefits they bring for easy content maintenance. I am not, however, a […]