This site is built with the static site generator Eleventy
I've been wanting to explore static site development, but I haven't had the opportunity to do so just yet... Well, as they say, you make your own opportunities.
When I was looking into options to create my blog, there were so many options. Although I did start down the path of WordPress and its plug-ins and I wasn't too thrilled about the security considerations... [img below] Sure I'm just paranoid, but it seemed to me that using WordPress means you must use (or at least are tempted to use) plugins and said plug-ins are more than 50% of the route that a WP site was compromised, so I decided on strengthening my Web dev skills and went another route. 
image from here.
Static sites or Jamstack.
I've been wanting to explore static site development, but I haven't had the opportunity to do so just yet... Well, as they say, you make your own opportunities. Traveling this route on my personal blog will allow me plenty of opportunities to learn and make a few mistakes. want to know more about jamstack? -> what-is-jamstack
Well, after looking into a few different static site generators out there I selected Eleventy. I was looking for something I could just get off the ground as quickly as possible and it was purported to be the "simpler site generator". Although once I read it was the "feral possum" of static site generators I was sold. -> daverupert.com
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