Hexo supports Asset Folders to neatly store assets for posts in a corresponding folder. When converting my blog from Jekyll to Hexo, I had to create a ton of asset folders and have written a little script for it. In this post I’ll share it for anybody to save some time figuring this out.

When converting my blog from Jekyll to Hexo, I ran into a practical issue. I wanted a list of posts on a page for my Work page, but Hexo applies pagination by default. It took me a while to find out to solve this, so hopefully this post will save you some time.

When converting my blog from Jekyll to Hexo, Hexo ignored my custom homepage. It took me a while to find out to solve this, so hopefully this post will save you some time.

I’ve been running my personal website for about 3 years now and am very happy running a static site generator. I’ve picked Jekyll in the past because it was the most viable option at the time. Today, static site generators are more popular and I’ve decided to switch to Hexo.

In this post I will summarize the steps taken to convert the Jekyll codebase to Hexo.

For the deployment of the TIQ marketing website 2020 redesign we decided to Dockerize the application and run in on Azure. I couldn’t find a lot about this setup on the Internet, so I’ve put in the time to figure it out. Hopefully it can save you some time.