Open source

Themes, software, and source code I’ve made available for others to use and learn from.

Goodbye Gatsby, Hello Hugo

Hugo has ruined me. Other static site generators that rely on community plugins and copypasta to fill out their gaps don’t cut it anymore…

This is the post where I talk about neglecting the site and pledge to blog more… wait, wasn’t I suppose to do this on January 1st?

First time doing a year in review post. The statistics contained are just for fun as there’s nothing to compare them against yet.

Lessons learned from building, optimizing, and deploying a huge static site with everyone’s favorite SSG — Jekyll.

Open source Jekyll themes to get you started building a site or blog on GitHub Pages, Netlify, and other hosts.

Your new Jekyll default theme.

How to use Staticman to add threaded comments and reply notifications to a static-based Jekyll site.

Uninstall Disqus and learn how to add a static-based commenting system to Jekyll with Staticman.

A flexible two-column Jekyll theme for building a personal site, blog, project documentation, or portfolio.

Documenting my approach to using Jekyll, how that’s evolved over the years, and web development learnings I’ve picked up along the way.

How I used Jekyll to build a living style guide and pattern library for Made Mistakes.

A lightweight website starter for Jekyll.

Jekyll blog theme designed to give your site a tumble-log look.

A simple Jekyll theme for words and pictures.

Migrating Made Mistakes from a Wordpress powered website back to its static file roots using Jekyll without a CMS.