+ [2015-07-04T21:51:33Z] rawtext I thought the documentation said that collections were going to be dropped or changed?
+ [2015-07-04T21:56:00Z] rawtext i set the permalink for my portfolio posts to /portoflio/project-name/
+ [2015-07-04T21:56:03Z] rawtext works fine.
+ [2015-07-04T21:57:50Z] rawtext then my blog works the same way without setting the permalink like my portoflio. so a blog post becomes /blog/post-name/ or whatever i set in my _config.yml for permalink structure.
+ [2015-07-04T21:58:52Z] rawtext any suggestion for a better setup? i fell like this is the best way to setup my other sections besides the blog. To the best of my knowledge.

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Posted by rawtext in #jekyll at 2015-07-04T21:47:18Z

is jekyll limited to only static html files? is it possible to use php files for a site? or any other server-side languages?
+ [2015-07-05T21:09:37Z] rawtext why use collections? when I can just make a new folder /portfolio/_posts/
+ [2015-07-05T21:09:46Z] rawtext I thought the documentation said that collections were going to be dropped or changed?
+ [2015-07-05T21:10:02Z] rawtext i set the permalink for my portfolio posts to /portoflio/project-name/
+ [2015-07-05T21:10:06Z] rawtext works fine.
+ [2015-07-05T21:10:34Z] rawtext then my blog works the same way except without setting the permalink like my portoflio. so a blog post becomes /blog/post-name/ or whatever i set in my _config.yml for permalink structure. I store posts in /blog/_posts/