Builded of course on Jekyll, Bootstrap and with Font Awesome.
Web: https://airframe.vercel.app
Github: GitHub - 0wczar/airframe: Free Dashboard Template with SasS & Task Management Templates.
PS I have a lot of questions about Jekyll how to build this project better.
I will be grateful for your help.
Web: https://rubyinstaller.cn/
Github: GitHub - ccmywish/RubyInstaller.cn: 🎏 RubyInstaller for Windows Website for Chinese users. Mirror of https://gitee.com/RubyKids/RubyInstaller.cn
I maintain a localized website for RubyInstaller 
This is just a nice newspaper type blog theme I am creating currently for jekyll blogs. It is a template and a theme, you can gem install jekyll-newspaper and then update your Gemfile and _config.yml and start using it. Please consider starring it and joining my discord server and help me make it amazing 
Reposting in this group as I think I messed it up the first time 
Created a theme for myself based on Jekyll, Bootstrap 5, Font Awesome, and the ability to run separate ‘blogs.’
Here’s a link to the Readme, the current about page and the repo itself.
Your feedback would be really appreciated!
André
Keith Pitty’s professional site - https://keithpitty.com
As it says above, this is my professional site. It includes a blog, my professional background, and some testimonials. I’ve recently migrated it from a Rails application that I maintained for more than 15 years!
SóTugas (NSFW) - https://sotugas.com
Portuguese Onlyfans model directory.
I have a local database in JSON with all the models and when I want to update any model, just need to change the attributes in the json and run a python script to update the md files for Jekyll.
Also use bootstrap and jScroll for infinite scroll.
The site has no explicit content but if it is not suitable for the forum please delete my post.
This is a live demo for a plugin that enables sharing ChatGPT conversations in a Jekyll website. It works by including OpenAI API responses as JSON data files, and allows navigating branching conversations using CSS only (no JS needed).
This is currently not bundled as a gem plugin, because I’m still new to the ruby ecosystem. If someone wants to help me through turning this into a proper gem plugin, I’d be really grateful
Tecroxy is an online technology media platform with the focus on news, reviews and tutorials. we are a one-stop destination for all things technology.
A technology-focused business blog covering two main subjects, industry-focused market research, and web development trends and technologies. It was built on top of Contrast Jekyll, hosted on Heroku.
A commercial site for a software product I’m considering building, to help small businesses schedule their Google Takeout Backups.
API reference documentation for a B2B sensitive data discovery software, Enterprise Recon.
Loved using Liquid language for iterating through lists and really appreciate the support for variables & snippets.
Not a public repository, sorry.
Name - https://prahladyeri.github.io
I recently migrated my blog from Pelican to Jekyll generator as I found Github’s integrated support very useful and utilitarian (with Pelican, I had to build the whole site on my computer, then
git pushbut with Jekyll, I can just add a *.md file even through my mobile browser and thus blog from anywhere!).
I started small by forking the simple but infamous Hyde template, but added some useful customization of my own such as auto tag generation, right-aligned text in sidebar, etc. All in all, I’m presently happy with my blog design and structure but know very well that the Luddite in me will soon want to experiment with the HTML/CSS or even jump to a whole new template!
Link to the repo (if applicable) - https://github.com/prahladyeri/prahladyeri.github.io
A multilingual personal academic site with information about publications and a blog.
Awesome Technical Writing Learning - https://resources.docsimpo.work
This is a curated list of awesome and free resources about technical writing.
The site is built with Jekyll theme “Minimal Mistakes”. I made some customizations to make the style perfect for me. It is really much more time-saving and easy maintenance than starting from scratch.
Is there anyone who started from scratch? em~~me! I thought the themes I looked through are either personalized or ugly. I was complete new to Jekyll at that time and couldn’t estimate the customization potential of a theme.
Three years later, my first site is too hard to maintenance for me. So I turn to look for a theme again. Then I found Minimal Mistakes, Just The Docs, etc.
Thanks to the three year’s experiences struggling to solving various styling problems, I can see the customization potential of a theme in a short time now. (What if I could do it three years ago …)
GitHub repo - https://github.com/wongyah/awesome-technical-writing-learning
This is my blog. I’m using Obsidian to write on it. The freeway type with Markdown in Jekyll is a passion for me; it’s never before with WordPress.
