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Expand Up @@ -16,6 +16,10 @@ SiteFi is a simple and highly configurable static site generator for F#. It uses
* Develop dynamic articles in F#, with charts, visualizations, etc.
* Streamlined workflow for template changes (style, layout, etc.) - see effects immediately, and only rebuild when you are done

## Introduction

See my [blog article](https://www.intellifactory.com/blog/5862/f-metablogging-introducing-blogengine-for-your-static-markdown-based-f-blog) about Site-Fi, (which I called BlogEngine back then) in order to get an overview and extensive tutorial.

# 1. Configuring your blog

The main configuration file is located in `src\Hosted\config.yml`. Use this file to configure various site-wide aspects such as the URL you are deploying your blog to, your name, the default language for your articles, and RSS/Atom feed info.
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