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Dec 19, 2012
Sani - Just A Blogging Framework Using Github
Sani is a blogging framework designed for Jekyll, to be used on Github Pages with Prose.io. To start blogging with Jekyll, you need to write your own HTML templates, CSS, Javascripts and set up your configuration. But with Sani, all you need to do is clone or fork Sani, install dependencies, and you’re set. All else is taken care of.(This is when you are setting up from your own computer.)
Sani is a bunch of HTML, CSS and Javascript script files along with a Rakefile. The HTML, CSS and JS form the theme while rake gives you automation regarding generating and publishing the blog. Sani is an implementation of what people, who don't use Octopress and Jekyll Bootstrap, use to make do with GH pages.
Sani uses Disqus for comments and a theme designed by Adrian Artiles. Also, the rakefile is mostly ripped off from Octopress with some modifications.
Setting up Sani is so easy, it can be done even if you don't have access to the device your regularly use.
Requirements: Github Account
Demo: http://arkokoley.github.com/…presenting-sani/
License: MIT License
Jun 18, 2012
Jekyll Github Blog Feeds Template - RSS 2.0 & Atom 1.0 Feed Templates For Jekyll-Based Blogs
Now, if you want your blog to have an RSS or Atom Feed for your readers to subscribe to, you don't need to manually build your feed every time. You can just use the templates provided below and Jekyll will automatically run through it and generate the appropriate feed for your blog. You have got two feed format options, RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0. Both feed templates pass the W3 Feed Validation successfully.
Code For RSS 2.0 Jekyll-Based Github Blog Feed Template
Code For Atom 1.0 Jekyll-Based Github Blog Feed Template
Enable Feed Auto-Discovery
You can also enable feeds to be auto-discovered by feed readers, by linking to your feed in your blog <head> section using this piece of code:The above code will make an RSS icon appear in your browser address bar as shown below:
Requirements: Jekyll, Github
Source: https://github.com/coyled/coyled.com
License: Free
Jan 28, 2012
JEKYLL-BOOTSTRAP - THE QUICKEST WAY TO BLOG WITH JEKYLL
- Convenient Blogging - Without Jekyll-Bootstrap, you’d have to configure every single page of your blog. Jekyll-bootstrap takes you from 0 to hosted blog in 3 minutes, really!
- Free and Easy Hosting via GitHub Pages - Jekyll-bootstrap is 100% compatible with deploying to GitHub. Just push your repository to a valid GitHub Pages endpoint and GitHub hosts your website.
- Progressive, Unified Development - Ensuring your Jekyll blog is always compatible with GitHub Pages means development can move the most users forward. This helps improve the current horizontal and highly segmented Jekyll ecosystem. Look forward to more and better features that simply drop in.
Requirements: Github Account
Demo: http://jekyllbootstrap.com/
License: Creative Commons