Until now, Jekyll is one of the most popular static site generators. This post presents a collection of the best free Jekyll themes. The collection provides free and open-source themes, also found on GitHub. All the themes presented here are for free, responsive and high-quality. And can be used to create a portfolio website with a blog for yourself quickly.

Until now, Jekyll is one of the most popular static site generators on the market. This post presents a collection of the best Jekyll articles of 2023. The collection provides a selection of topics good to know about Jekyll for beginners and professionals.

For Jekyll 4.3.0 released in October 2022, some bug-fixes are available.

SEO is a fundamental part of digital marketing. A search on the Internet using search engines is often the primary source of digital traffic for websites and complements other marketing channels. Greater visibility and ranking higher in search results than your competitors will significantly impact the visibility of your content and, therefore, your success.

Jekyll In A Day is a tutorial to learn how to create modern websites using Jekyll and the template system JekyllOne. The tutorial focus on the basics of how to use the Jekyll engine and the template system J1 which all people needs to know for a successful way to create modern static websites.

The next version of Jekyll V5 will open doors but contain breaking changes. A major version changes significantly, and much work is expected to make the previous code of a Jekyll site work in version V5.

For Jekyll 4.3.0 released in October 2022, some bug-fixes are available.

In October September 2022, a current version, 4.3.0 was released. The shipping comes with some really valueable improvements and bug-fixes.

Welcome to the FAQ page on Jekyll, a popular Static Site Generator (SSG). Many questions about Jekyll are found on the Internet and many more answers. On this page, some comprehensive answers are found for all people using the J1 Theme or having plans to do so.

Developer Jared White has posted evidence from a Slack conversation in May 2021 with a former core maintainer of Jekyll, Frank Taillandier (known as DirtyF on GitHub), that the Jekyll project is in frozen mode and permanent hiatus.