Porting a static site theme involves much more than translating template syntax.
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Porting a static site theme involves much more than translating template syntax. In this article, Brooklyn shows how to move a Jekyll theme to a Python-based static site generator. You'll learn about Markdown preprocessing, custom shortcodes, build caching, GitHub Actions deployment, and more. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-build-a-reading-focused-blog-with-python-markdown-and-github-pages-for-free/
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