Jekyll is a static site generator. It takes markdown files, and converts them to HTML files you can easily serve.
We love it for quickly building static websites, in fact it is what this website is built on and has been for years.
If you need Jekyll developers to help you make static websites, get in touch!
Running Jekyll from inside VS Code
How to set up your VS Code to run Jekyll without needing extra extensions
Previewing Markdown files with VS Code
How to quickly see if your Markdown files are formatted correctly
Adding a service worker to Jekyll
Here is how we added a service worker to this very site
Jekyll admin and frontmatter setup
Quick article creation with Jekyll Admin and frontmatter config
Setting SEO titles in Jekyll
What titles work best for SEO and for your readers sometimes differ, let's see how we can have the best of both
Jekyll Raw Code Block Syntax
A guide to formatting code blocks using the Jekyll raw syntax
Using Formspree to add Contact Forms to Static Sites
An guide to adding Formspree to your static site for a contact form
Generating Comments on Static Sites with Staticman
A beginners guide to creating a Jekyll site and using Staticman to allow commenting
Adding Descriptions to Pages with Jekyll
What is a page description and how to add one with Jekyll