Deploying Statiq Web to GitHub Pages
I finally got around to porting this blog over to a static website. After several years running on Orchard, followed by many more on MiniBlog, I'd been looking for a simpler experience for some time, in the hope that a simpler experience would encourage me to blog more. I came across Wyam a while back, and followed its evolution into Statiq Web, and finally took the time to port things over.
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