By Michael McGarrah ·
8 min read
A single favicon.ico is no longer enough. Here is how I upgraded my Jekyll site to support high-resolution Apple Touch icons, Android manifests, and modern browser standards using ImageMagick and a few lines of HTML.
By Michael McGarrah ·
12 min read
Three GitHub Actions workflows, Dependabot, and a Lighthouse config — here's the full CI/CD pipeline that builds, deploys, secures, and monitors this Jekyll blog. Including the bugs I shipped along the way.
By Michael McGarrah ·
13 min read
Jekyll has no database. So where do comments live? I evaluated six approaches — from hosted services to custom Lambda functions — before landing on Giscus. Here's the decision process and the implementation.
By Michael McGarrah ·
12 min read
GitHub Pages doesn't support tag or category pages out of the box. Here's how I built a custom Jekyll generator plugin that creates them automatically — and the SEO lessons learned along the way.
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