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TL;DR: how RDFaL and HTML interact.

For a while now, I have been working on my Jekyll theme, structRDFaL, which is meant to make generating structured data in accordance with schema.org easier. As stated, improving SEO for your site is a secondary concern for paying attention to schemas. It should be about best practices and being a good netizen with just a little bit more effort.

Here's some advice about how to let Bundler know where to find your gem while you are developing on Read more

It is time to start a new site and the question is should I use Jekyll, as all my other current sites use (those that aren't still hand-coded HTML) or try something new. I've been wanting to try something new for a while but common sense (?) says that I should just use what I've been using, because why keep reinventing the wheel? I'm not saying that I'm some sort of big industry or innovator, but I did write some plug-ins and generators for Jekyll and I liked being able to add/modify the functionality and wanted to continue to do so.

So, I had noticed that Stephanie Eckles, respected CSS figure had mentioned 11ty (or Eleventy) as one of the things she does. And once I started looking around, chatter about 11ty was everywhere.