@neeldhara I am using gh-pages:

@sashaknop Really nice website! Your YouTube videos are on topics very close to my interest so looking forward to watching them; also might steal your discrete math material :) What was the link to Four Gates? Seems broken at the moment?

@neeldhara Made with Jekyll (and some amateurish css tinkering) and hosted with GitHub Pages. I am in the early stages of exploring whether to migrate to @quarto_pub .

@PhilChodrow @quarto_pub Wow, Quarto looks really promising! I tried bookdown for a bit but it somehow didn't stick, will probably take a closer look at Quarto soon. Being able to target multiple formats simultaneously from one source has been on my wishlist forever, so... :)

@neeldhara Site: Backend: @GatsbyJS hosted in GitHub pages.

@k_saifullaah @GatsbyJS Nice! I've noticed that Gatsby is really speedy, but I had a hard time learning it - maybe it was my complete ignorance of JS. In practice, what's your blogging workflow? Do you write in a markdown file and run a build script?

@neeldhara I use GitHub pages. A very simple template. Just realized it looks better on the desktop but it works.

@sibinmohan Thanks! Lovely website and that's a great lab/group :) Amazing photos too 🤩

@AnshuDeewan Super nice page, thanks for the pointer! :)

@neeldhara Slooowly making this my personal site: Platform: Racket Scribble, hosted on GitHub pages

@neeldhara Built with Hugo (with tufte theme)!

@neeldhara Google sites.

@neeldhara I toyed around with GitHub Pages and Jekyll for a while. It was a bit hard to get it to look exactly the way I liked, so I eventually moved to Wordpress.

@neeldhara Plain html/css/js. Client js pulls multiple text files to build the page.

@neeldhara Site: Platform: Hakyll, a static-site generator written in Haskell. CSS framework: Bootstrap

@neeldhara I worked with Wix! Loved it!

@neeldhara I've made mine on wix! It's still work in progress but mostly done 😊

@neeldhara My lab website. Hosted on github. Domain bought from godaddy.

@amy_tabb @dsengupta16 This is super helpful! I am putting together a list of tools that academics can use to make their homepages - I think Jekyll and other SSGs are definitely a prominent part of the list. Will be sure to add a pointer to your essay when I get around to it! :)