Seriously thinking about going back to a buildless dev cycle for my sites, which would mean ditching Jekyll.
I'm not going back to WordPress — my goal is to further *reduce* and cut on bloat and dependencies.
The idea is:
- local php via brew
- local apache via brew
- local ssl via brew
- sass (using Scout)
Then, I don't upload a build version of my HTML, I upload the native PHP code, the server would serve.
No database.
No plugins.
No Ruby.
No third-party dependency.
Hypolite Petovan
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