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Jekyll is a simple, blog-aware, static site generator that’s ideal for creating personal, project, or organization sites. Jekyll is incredibly simple-- it just takes your content, renders Markdown and Liquid templates, and spits out a complete, static website ready for deployment. No configurations, databases, pesky updates and other needless complexities. Jekyll lets you focus on what really matters: your content. Jekyll is easy to install and run. You can have your own website or blog...

- generate static html from simple syntax articles - tags index generation - comment posting - smart formating : titles, images, text, ...

...But practically Virgo has turned out inapplicable for my tasks for a lot of different reasons (low performance, inconvenient migration process, poor environment, not enough functionality of tools, low robust, poor documentation and etc.) If someone want to know in details I can formalize everything on the forum by a request. I have published this project with hope that it might save efforts, time and money from waste for someone. See the file repository and the readme files. Additional documents will be soon on wiki

A content syndication system written with Python and Jekyll.

Senescribe is blogging software written using Ruby on Rails which tracks the age of each word written as it is written, so that it can tell you how a post was written, if there was a lot of editing or rewriting, or took a long time to write.

ctBlog is yet ANOTHER blog application. It's built using Ruby on Rails (2.3.2), and has the intention of staying simple and pure! Most blog software could also be CMS software, or message board software...it just seems to bloated.

Amethyst is an open source, ruby on rails based blog application. It is customizable, user-friendly, and very simple to use.