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      <title>Creating &amp; Deploying a Personal Site in One Flight</title>
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      <description>I usually read on flights. A flight is the best excuse to disconnect and spend time on a book I&amp;rsquo;ve been putting off. With no distractions. And with ginger ale.
But on the night before a recent cross-country flight from Oakland to Baltimore I decided I wanted to finally create a personal site. I had heard of static site generator tools like Jeckyl and Hugo before, but had never tried them.</description>
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