Generate bit.ly links on the fly with Jekyll and Liquid.

:octocat: A Jekyll-dribbble portfolio made in minutes (with a lil bit of touching the CLI)

Tools - Hopefully helpful tools and a bit of a playground for experiments built with Jekyll, HTML, CSS, and JS, hosted on GitHub Pages.

Jekyll filter that uses Bit.ly to shorten URLs

🎨 A colourful and simple Jekyll theme, based on the Minima theme, but with a bit more colour and more functionality with support for different post types.

Vagrant box based on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit for Jekyll site development.

Jekyll Website for Bits

A starting point for building single page React apps on top of Jekyll, or for adding a little bit of React on top of a standard Jekyll site.

A jekyll-now fork with a bit of modern stuff to make the template terser and local dev easier

🎨 A colourful Hugo theme, based on the Jekyll Minima theme, but with a bit more colour and more functionality with support for different post types.

npm site templating using pug, the odd bit of jekyll, a soupçon of webpack and BLAMMO - air filtration site. currently being hosted for free @surge.sh from the commandline

Jekyll filter that uses Bit.ly to shorten URLs

The Human Bits blog Jekyll site

Bit Wielder home page from jekyll

Testing Jekyll bits and bobs in GH pages

Tiny Bits of Carbon — Jekyll blog on GitHub Pages

Web-dev using jekyll framework for ERC club BITS GOA

Web development using a bit of love and jekyll-now.

simple redirect site using jekyll cause bit.ly shows ads now

A bit of room to play with a sample Jekyll site...

A little bit of a testing site for playing with Jekyll & GitHub Pages

My GithubPages Jekyll src. Maybe I play around a bit with it, maybe not. This will build the static jekyll website

A PHP blog solution. it's a bit like Jekyll but in PHP and better!!

Renders the blocks snippet for micro:bit custom extentions in a Jekyll rendered GitHub page

Source for portfolio {PSZEMEK.ME}. Probably A LITTLE BIT outdated. Written in Ruby/Jekyll @ Github Pages.

A test of github pages, with a bit of jekyll, listing some code related stuff I have done

Instead of using a shared hosting site, i'm using this instead! Way more cost effective :) I'm also using this to learn Jekyll a bit.

A site created to be pretty and to familiarize myself a bit more with jekyll and github pages. You can download wallpapers here if you'd like.

I am developing a new blog on teddyhyde.com, a new edtor for Jekyll blogs. The service is hosted on GitHub. This is my place to learn a bit more about GitHub and maybe get started programming, too.