07-30-2018, 08:33 AM
Hmm, Jekyll always wins it for me. Its just quick and snappy without fancy overhead that unnecessarily slows stuff down. Also all done from command line so no need to fiddle with GUI with clicking buttons and stuff and waiting for it to load, just type and be done. For a software that is Jekyll I find it really easy to operate and its not hard on system or memory, also a perk as it integrate nicely with GitHub - they made the software after all.
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