Daniel SchrödlDec 12, 2023
SCHLAG 12 IM WEITLINGKIEZ
#jeckyll #hyde #jeckyllandhyde #schlagzwölf #shadow #berlin #lichtenberg #weitlingkiez #streetphotography #streetsofberlin #bluechristmas #blaueampel #stadtauge #schatten #passanten #zwoelfteschlag #zwölfteschlag #twelfthstrike #ArtAdventCalendar
GrickleMar 23, 2023
Little Red Riding Hyde. #grickledoodle #mrhyde #jeckyll #fairytales #red #cartoon #MastoArt
Greg Walsh (now @hci.social)Jan 13, 2023

I wrote a tutorial on how to export your #Publii blog to #markdown and into #Jeckyll

Publii is a nice CMS but it just wasn’t working for me.

https://www.gregwalsh.com/exporting-publii-to-markdown-to-jekyll/

Exporting Content from Publii to Jeckyll

In this tutorial, we’ll export Publii data and put it into basic Markdown for use in Jeckyll.

Greg Walsh
Show thread Devol ⁂ Oct 18, 2021
@maupao il nuovo sito dei devol sarà fatto con #jeckyll 😉
CasFeb 5, 2020
The #diacast has a new website, powered by #jeckyll! https://www.diacast.xyz
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Diacast is a podcast about diabetes, in the widest sense of the word. We talk about technology, recipes, daily life, success stories, and a whole lot more. Sometimes we wander off to subjects that are unrelated to diabetes, too.

JaseSep 6, 2018
@poetgrant @puffinux

I'll play along for my #ArchLinux installs..

#QuteBrowser #Falkon (browsers)
#LibreOffice (office)
#QuteBrowser (Pleroma)
#MC #Dolphin (file managers)
#SyncThing (Sync)
#Wire (instant messenger - family only)
#Gwenview (image viewer)
#Konsole (terminal emulator)
#Okular (PDF viewer)
#Dragon #SoX 'play' Command (Media Players)
#K3B #ABCDE (burning n Ripping)
#SSH (remote access and SOCKS5)
#Pleroma (Fediverse)
#Nano (editor)
#Jeckyll (Blogging)
PoetGrant :elementary: (@[email protected])

710 Toots, 132 Following, 134 Followers · Grammar Nazi, Python guy, perfectionist, and I have built my own site from scratch. I am hand coding the whole thing, so updates may take time.

codesectionsAug 15, 2018

@tindall @switchingsocial

Are you looking specifically for blogging *service* alternatives? Because blogs themselves are very easy to self-host, and there are a lot of good options. Off the top of my head:
* Netlify
* GitHub pages
* GitLab pages
* Neocities
* Wordpress.org

And the first few can all be combined with open-source static site generators (#gutenberg, #hugo, #jeckyll, #gatsby, etc.).

My own blog (https://www.codesections.com/blog) is an example of this stack (Gutenberg + Netlify)

CodeSections

The personal website and blog of Daniel Long Sockwell, a lawyer-turned-programmer with an interest in web development, open source, and making things as simple as possible.