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Recreating my site in Nuxt and adding a blog

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  1. A free, static web host for open-source projects on GitHub
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    Since I'm hosting my whole website with Github Pages I had to configure Nuxt to generate static files. Also this was really easy. I just had to put target: 'static' in the nuxt.config.js file. It already pre-configured the yarn commands for me. (yes, I'm a yarn user).

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    To fulfill al the requirements for school, I also had to add a RSS feed to my blog. I'm a big fan of the Feedly platform (which is a RSS-feed reader). So I googled some more on how to pair Nuxt and RSS. Also this was well documented in exactly how I needed it to be. It's just in the nuxt content integrations section in the documentation. This was somewhat more complicated, but still very easy since it's so well documented. You basically install the @nuxtjs/feed module and configure it in the nuxt.config.js file. I only needed the RSS XML version, but even more formats are supported (JSON, for instance).

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