Glenn Engstrand

I used to run my blog off of wordpress which was expensive and I would encounter lots of operational issues. I migrated to github pages which is free, more scalable, more reliable, and faster. Jekyll is what they use.

It's modern. It's fast. It has good tooling support. There are lots of templates. There are integrations with popular tech such as tailwind and webpack. If you are not allergic to NPM, then give this a shot.

If you don't need a big context window, your budget is lean, and privacy is critical, then Llama is a good option to consider.

I collected the Kotlin implementations that I hand-coded for 8 Leetcode problems then tasked the 70b distillations of both Deepseek R1 and Llama 3.3 to migrate those to Typescript which I then fed back into Leetcode in order to get comparatives based on correctness and efficiency. Final score was Deepseek 4 to Llama 3 (1 tie).

Contentful is well suited to the need which is of a startup using a CMS for product labeling and instruction which can be altered by marketing without the requirement to open an engineering ticket.