A markdown-based site management module.

Mayuki is a minimalist Markdown/YAML-based static wiki generator.

Metanorma plugin for glossarist

Metaslug allows you to set your metas information in a localized YAML file.

Wrapping of microstation using win32ole to automate and control from ruby

Presentation engine for Middleman

Super tiny and simple ruby-based cms that uses yml for content

Moft is a simple, static site generator. A fork of jekyll, designed for greater simplicity and less blog-related features.

Molder is a handy command line tool for generating and running (in parallel, using a pool of processes with a configurable size) a set of related and yet different commands. A YAML file defines both the attributes and the command template, and Molder then merges the two with CLI arguments to giv...

VIPER module generator for Swift projects.

Monad is a simple, blog aware, static site generator based on jekyll.

This tool assists in the creation and processing of workflows.

Neapolitan is a meta-templating engine. Like a candy store it allows you to pick and choose from a variety of rendering formats in the construction of a single document. Selections include eruby, textile, markdown and many others.

A command line tool for generating a static site.

Bypass liquids saniziation and render nested liquid templates inside certian namespaces

An enhanced fork of the Jekyll project, NGage is yet another static site generator in Ruby.

ActiveRecord/Liquid-based mail templates, incl. CSS-processing.

Noumenon is a content management system designed to support being extended with Sinatra applications. It's currently in an early stage of development, but right now you can create a basic static site using templates from a theme which specify the structure and presentation of your content, and Y...

Easily extend your application with Pages, Post and Image Library, customisable to suit any project.

Generates HTML data for passwords from Hash data. This Gem does not have a security feature to protect passwords, so it is designed to be used only for yourself on your local PC.