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I just migrated my blog over to this Jekyll powered static site that you're currently reading. Finding a good workflow with Jekyll took me longer than I expected.
-When you understand how Jekyll works, it's _extremely_ fast to set up. However when learning I came across lot of articles, repos and stack overflow threads that made the setup much more complicated than it needs to be.
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![cool code image aww yea](/images/omg-code.jpg)
+When you understand how Jekyll works, it's _extremely_ fast to set up. However when learning I came across lot of articles, repos and stack overflow threads that made the setup much more complicated than it needs to be.
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### Jekyll is built for one specific purpose
Tom Preston Warner of Github build Jekyll to [[INSERT HERE EXCERT FROM TPW's blog]]