Looks good. I haven't heard of Speechhub but I look forward to your tutorial.
I recently added a blog to my static GitHub page using Jekyll (http://atomyard.com/blog/Blogging-with-Jekyll/). I found Jekyll to be very easy to use (and it's built right into GitHub) so I'd be interested to see how Speechhub compares.
Speechhub is much more simple then Jekyll. Actually, I last just few hours of two half-days on this project.
For sure Speechhub has lots of restrictions (no sintax highligh for codes, no comments but Disqus, no documentation ...), bu I intend to work on it ass soon as possible.
In the future you might want to consider Jekyll-Bootstrap (http://jekyllbootstrap.com/). It simplifies a lot of the early configuration and adds theming, commenting, tags on top of Jekyll.
Comments
Looks good. I haven't heard of Speechhub but I look forward to your tutorial.
I recently added a blog to my static GitHub page using Jekyll (http://atomyard.com/blog/Blogging-with-Jekyll/). I found Jekyll to be very easy to use (and it's built right into GitHub) so I'd be interested to see how Speechhub compares.
Speechhub is much more simple then Jekyll. Actually, I last just few hours of two half-days on this project.
For sure Speechhub has lots of restrictions (no sintax highligh for codes, no comments but Disqus, no documentation ...), bu I intend to work on it ass soon as possible.
In the future you might want to consider Jekyll-Bootstrap (http://jekyllbootstrap.com/). It simplifies a lot of the early configuration and adds theming, commenting, tags on top of Jekyll.