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In 2016 I moved this blog from my own CMS over to WordPress. But seeing what a pain it actually is to keep it all updated, I decided to move to a static site generator.

This time round I went for Jekyll, and I’m using Minimal Mistakes as a base. There are probably here and there some things that don’t work quite right just yet, but it was in a good enough shape to release on the world.

Biggest thing to get used to: markdown vs HTML. But it’s a whole lot more practical ;)

I’ve also moved this blog from my old hosting on Gandi.net to an AWS Serverless setup (more on that in the future).

Welcome. Again :)

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