Beautiful Jekyll is a ready-to-use Jekyll theme to help you create an awesome website quickly. Perfect for personal blogs or simple project websites, with a focus on responsive and clean design.

News website.

A Jekyll theme (using Bootstrap)

Simple EPUB/PDF generator from Markdown. Inspired by denden converter

A Jekyll theme for personal sites, blogs, and documentations.

Modern academic Jekyll theme optimized for notebooks, visualizations, reproducibility, and technical storytelling.

Builds static HTML documentation from a Ruby gem's README

Jekyll theme for building a personal knowledge repository and blog.

Framework MVC ringan dengan tema modern, sistem routing, dan dukungan multi-database (SQLite & MongoDB).

A static site generator.

Browse and compare changelogs for Ruby gems, JavaScript packages, Python packages, and Rust crates in your projects.

A Jekyll theme for Github styled documentation

Render Markdown and static SVG previews with the Zaniah renderer.

Hoe::Halostatue is a [Hoe][hoe] meta-plugin that provides improved support for Markdown README files, provides features from other plugins, and enables improved support for [trusted publishing][tp]. Hoe::Halostatue 3.0 incorporates functionality derived from [`hoe-gemspec2`][hgs2] with more supp...

HotDocs is a set of optimized Rails components & tools for writing docs.

hunk_review_changes serves a local browser UI for reviewing a diff one hunk at a time. An AI coding agent writes a bundle of pieces (each a diff hunk with a what/why explanation), launches this server, and you comment on each piece at your own pace. Clicking Done writes a paste-ready export the a...

Jackdaw is a minimal, fast static site generator that emphasizes speed, incremental builds, and developer experience. Build 600 files in under 1 second with parallel processing, live reload, and zero configuration required.

Jekyll-anTeX implements universal TeX support in Jekyll to embed and render arbitrary code using any engine and dialect.

A Jekyll theme using glass blocks.

Hackapedia's Abstraction Machine.