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This post is a continuation of my migration journey from WordPress to Astro. If you have not read the previous posts, you might want to start with Why I Switched from WordPress to Astro, How I Moved My Blog Content and how I am Replacing WordPress Plugins with Astro: Acronyms, Meta Tags & Tag Clouds.
In this post, I cover how I replaced the next set of WordPress plugins with equivalent functionality in Astro:
This post is a continuation of my migration journey from WordPress to Astro. If you have not read the previous posts, you might want to start with:
In this post, I explain how I replaced 3 WordPress plugin functionalities in Astro.
After 15 years of blogging with WordPress, I decided to take the plunge and migrate my blog to Astro.
This post outlines how I moved my content, step by step, and the tools I used to make the transition.
This is a follow-up to my previous post: Why I Switched from WordPress to Astro: Faster, Cheaper, and Greener.
For years, WordPress was my go-to platform for blogging, but it was time for a change—one that aligns better with my values, both environmentally and financially.
While WordPress has been a fantastic tool for blogging, offering countless features and an active community, I recently decided it was time to move on.
My blog now runs as a static web app built with Astro and published on Azure Static Web Apps.
Why make this change? Let me explain.
In the past few years, I have presented multiple sessions all around the world, although mostly virtual. Presenting for a live crowd was something I only did inside The Netherlands before COVID-19 struck the world.
With restrictions being lifted during the year of 2022, new opportunities presented themselves and I was able to be in front of a live audience again and on some occasions, even outside the country!