Closed Ilyes512 closed 10 years ago
Hi! There's actually a Jekyll build merged into gh-pages-dev
already. I
haven't made it the official way to add docs yet, however. (Haven't set up
the needed dependencies to build it on my computer yet :D )
I'd probably use Sculpin.io if I'd start over now, but contributions (as Jekyll was) are awesome :D
Although sculpin is looking great so far it's still doesn't boost all the features of Jekyll (or the framework version octopress). One key thing that is missing, is the option of having color highlighted code.
Cool, good to know. I did actually have to add in code-hinting manually on a project I did recently with Sculpin. Good to know Jekyll has it built in!.
In any case, I'll definitely be merging in Jekyll in the near future!
It might be nice to start using a tool for creating the gh-pages. With some little digging and only looking at ruby static page generators I found these:
We could add an Vagrantfile to the gh-pages wish would setup the devbox with the tool in of choice.
I am willing to make a start on this if it's something you want to consider?