Jekyll

It's that time again: After moving from TYPO3 to Wordpress to Jekyll over the years I'm now moving my website to Ghost [https://ghost.org/] and consolidate tobru.ch and tobrunet.ch into one single website / blog. Not that I don't like Jekyll anymore,

After using Jekyll for quite some time now, I was looking for a way to publish to a draft website before publishing to the live website. As I'm using a git hook to publish my websites (see Why and how I moved from Wordpress to Jekyll: Publishing [https:

A missing piece on my static generated personal website tobru.ch [https://tobru.ch/] was a nice looking, well integrated photo gallery. Some time ago I came across Lychee [http://lychee.electerious.com/], a very nice looking, simple gallery. It uses JavaScript to render the content in the browser and

When I created this statically generated blog, I decided to not integrate comments. Mainly because there was no solution which suited my needs: self hosted, small, easy to use, nice look. For my personal website I used Juvia [https://github.com/phusion/juvia], but for my needs its too big

This blog has moved from a full blown Wordpress blog to a lightweight, statically generated blog using Jekyll. Why Writing a blog post in Wordpress was very circuitous, many clicks had to be done until the blog post was published. The editor was not friendly in making code samples with