It can be configured to work almost like how you would expect a typical CMS to work – with different content types, additional fields in the forms etc: https://github.com/prose/prose/wiki/Prose-Configuration Which means users don't have to know much about Jekyll to add content to such a site.
Prose is tweaked specifically to offer additional features to sites built with Jekyll.
They have a markdown editor, similar to the one github offers, but have a few extra features to deal with Jekyll specific stuff like drafts, image uploading and a distraction free writing mode.
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While the design looks nice, what does this offer that GitHub's editing functionality[1] does not?
[1]: https://help.github.com/articles/editing-files
It can be configured to work almost like how you would expect a typical CMS to work – with different content types, additional fields in the forms etc: https://github.com/prose/prose/wiki/Prose-Configuration Which means users don't have to know much about Jekyll to add content to such a site.
Prose is tweaked specifically to offer additional features to sites built with Jekyll.
They have a markdown editor, similar to the one github offers, but have a few extra features to deal with Jekyll specific stuff like drafts, image uploading and a distraction free writing mode.
I don't know much about Jekyll, but vanilla Github offers a distraction-free editor called "zen mode".