Does Jekyll read *every* post+meta before generating a site? -


i'm tinkering various static site generators (jekyll, hugo, pelican), , wondering methods use gather site-wide data.

in jekyll's case, there site.posts, contains data posts in site (for building index pages, etc. i'm wondering inner workings.

is jekyll holding of site content + metadata in memory during building site?

the naive way i'm imagining seems inefficient, i'm having trouble wrapping head around better, more "asynchronous" methods. how else site.posts populated , available generated pages?

do have "small" examples or insight how jekyll tackles problem, specifically?


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