A simple blog theme using Slides.

Enfield is a dark blogging theme that I created for my personal website. It is made with simplicity, readability and extensibility in mind.

A simple, sleek and modern Jekyll blog theme.

Persist blogs and similar web content as sharable git repositories

How long does it take to be read a text? This gem adds methods to calculate the read timing of any text supported by String object and adds helpers to show the time remaining of reading for any text on your pages. Proper to be used on blogs, websites and any content that have mass of tex...

A command line developer tool to track exceptions

A clean, minimalist theme for blogs.

Description of AppComponent

The start_project gem is a simple way of downloading the latest version of your favourite framework. It's very easy to use: simply install the gem as normal with gem install start_project and then run the command line tool ProjectStart --type {framework} --name {name of project} and it will pull...

A simple theme for your static blog, fresh as a forest

june's Portfolio and Blog

A webcomponent based search box that provides search functionality for your Jekyll blog. If you have any feedback or suggestions for improvement, please open an issue on Github.

Ser(ve) your web app with HTTPS to any device on your network (mDNS): 1. Use convenient domain names without ports (https://app.local vs http://127.0.0.1:3000); 2. Use mDNS for .local domains, so you can visit them from your phone or any other device connected to the same network; 3. Locally-trus...

A jekyll version of soffes.blog, because it wasn't written in jekyll and I liked the way it looked.

A fun blog theme for Jekyll.

This Jekyll plugin allows you to add a shields.io badge in your blog without forming very long URLs - instead, the properties are set via JSON.

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

Jekyll plugin to show related posts based on the content, tags, and categories. The similarity is calculated using TF-IDF(term frequency-inverted document frequency). Since tags and categories are use-defined values, those are considered with higher weights than a content while calculating.

Gem that you can use to get your blog data

Blog plugin for Rails