Film Storyboards
Film Storyboards is a portfolio site rebuild with Jekyll and Tachyons after it crashed on WordPress.
bitsgalore blog - https://www.bitsgalore.org/
Design-wise a fairly simple and basic blog that serves as a home for my writings about digital preservation and file formats. Originally built this back in 2014 using Jekyll Bootstrap and Twitter bootstrap, but I’ve tweaked the original layout quite a bit since then.
Link to repo - https://github.com/bitsgalore/bitsgalore.github.io
Name - https://starkovden.github.io/
API Documentation Course. A free translation of the Documenting APIs: a guide for technical writers course, compiled by Tom Johnson, Amazon Technical Writer.
Templates.supply
Templates.supply is an e-commerce site, with Gumroad integration built with Jekyll and Tachyons CSS.
The Buckfever Underground - https://thebuckfeverunderground.co.za
This is my band’s website. I used the minima theme and moved over old content. I like the way I added an include file for images with borders and include file for adding bandcamp music player. Also I found a neat way to layout a collection of _music albums where each album contains track pages including lyrics.
Link to repo
Octave | Mobile App Development London - https://builtbyoctave.com
Built this using Jekyll to showcase my mobile app design and development work.
I’ve opened sourced the code: https://github.com/chrisjingram/octave-website
Would appreciate any feedback! Thanks
SFZ Format - https://sfzformat.com
Open plain text file format for defining the behavior of virtual musical instruments used previously in Cakewalk software.
I have profited from your “codex” site, thank you!
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FreeAptitude - https://freeaptitude.altervista.org
This is my personal blog mainly about programming and Linux tricks.
I created it to play with Foundation framework and Jekyll, then I restarted to enjoy blogging
after several years, and from time to time I publish something.
I am also using it as my showcase for opensource applications I published on my Github account.
What also I learnt using Jekyll as platform is:
- how to structure a blog focusing on publishing problems instead of security advisories;
- how to integrate sass in my workflow;
- improve the HTML 5 knowledge (through Foundation);
- customize my pipeline with rake;
- Liquid template language;
- Markdown syntax;
- some SEO rules;
- the pleasure to write plugins with my favorite language to extend Jekyll;
- content publishing is not stressful with Jekyll!
Personal Blog - https://blog.rampatra.com
https://michaelbach.de/
20 years ago I started in this domain with handcrafted html, then PageSpinner, then DreamWeaver. I knew my trusty old DreamWeaver would not work in 64 bit, so looked around. Found static CMSes, great: low attack surface. From these I selected Jekyll. Still learning, but now transition done. (Nearly) no JavaScript, Liquid found very useful for pages with repeated structure (e.g. the illusions). Not using a theme, in part because the site consists of ≈3 “subsites”. Have already received helpful tipps here, advice always appreciated.
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well that was an entertaining hour of looking at illusions - pretty neat. I liked the one with the rotating RGB triangles that you could speed up and then it turned gray - even better was when they changed to CMY.
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That’s nice, thank you! M
Coen Stevens (Company Blog) - https://beatletech.com/
BeatleTech is my (Coen Stevens) freelance company where I offer my services, skills and expertise in Big Data engineering and Machine Learning.
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I almost forgot, but my latest blog post is about Jekyll and Algolia search integration for my BeatleTech Jekyll site, which I’m quite happy about and I think Algolia is a great option for other Jekyll sites too.
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Runar Ovesen Hjerpbakk - hjerpbakk.com
My blog, portfolio and hub for my apps. Pretty standard Jekyll theme, but with an added bonus of offline search built using the excellent elasticlunr.min.js.
Interesting …
I went a different route, by essentially building my own
Results here:
Hi Paul, did your personal site move from www to non-www? I see some broken links…