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Jekyll isn’t just for personal blogs; it’s a versatile tool that can be used for a wide range of web projects. In this lesson, we’ll explore how Jekyll can be adapted for different types of websites.
Jekyll is a popular choice for bloggers due to its simplicity and ease of content management.
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A portfolio site showcases your work and is crucial for artists, designers, and developers.
Jekyll can also be used for small business websites, offering a simple way to manage and update content.
Jekyll’s flexibility makes it an excellent choice for a variety of web projects, from personal blogs to professional portfolios and business websites.
Choose an application – a blog, portfolio, or business site. Start building it using Jekyll, focusing on the specific needs of your chosen application.
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