> On Jul 11, 2017, at 1:42 AM, Aristedes Maniatis <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 7/10/17 6:30 PM, Andrus Adamchik wrote: >> -bash: bundler: command not found >> >> Do I need a special PATH for Jekyll? > > Did you get it working?
Worked for me after "sudo gem install jekyll bundler". Also had to change the run command for jekyll to this due to some dependency versions mismatch: bundle exec jekyll s --incremental No idea what "bundle exec" means, but it works. Time of a second run is 19 sec. >> Coincidentally today we had a discussion with my team about a new site >> engine for bootique.io. And it was mentioned that Jekyll becomes pretty slow >> when building large sites. My colleagues recommended Hugo - >> https://gohugo.io/ , which is a similar engine. I don't have experience with >> either, but I thought I'd mention. > > I looked at a few of these a while ago and found jekyll the most popular (and > therefore supported) by a large margin. > > Speed for jekyll seems to be building about 100 pages in 3-4 seconds. But I > don't have a bigger site to compare and test with. But I'm sure it depends on > what you are doing on those pages. As an example I was pointed to these stats (A popular Russian Java podcast site, about 140 pages) : https://travis-ci.org/razbor-poletov/razbor-poletov.github.com/builds Though of course this is Travis. It can be slow for any number of reasons unrelated to the script. And 2 min is by no means *unbearably* slow. Andrus
