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In this guide we'll present Hexo, an open-source static site generator suitable for building blogs and documentation websites. We'll cover installation, working with layouts, generating posts and providing content, customizing and installing third-party themes, and deploying to Heroku.
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Static site generators allow you to store a website’s content in separate files with simple formatting (like Markdown) and define all markup, styling and scripts elsewhere. Then you run a special command and turn these files into plain HTML that’s served to the user.
There are lots of solutions to choose from, and in this guide I’d like to present Hexo, an open-source static site generator suitable for building blogs and documentation websites. The following topics will be covered:
- Hexo’s features, pros and cons
- installing Hexo and configuring it
- working with layouts
- generating posts and providing content
- customizing and installing third-party themes
- providing internationalization data for different languages
- deploying to Heroku
After working through this guide, you’ll be familiar with Hexo and be able to create your own sites.
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Ilya Bodrov-Krukowski
Ilya is a lecturer at MATI-RSTU, senior engineer at Campaigner LLC and seasoned author at SitePoint. When Ilya is not working away on new projects or contributing to open source projects, he's expanding and refining his skills in HTML, CSS, jQuery, Angular, Backbone and Rails. You can read all about his work and development discoveries on his blog Radiant Wind.
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