Our problems actually weren't with Jekyll. Like I mention in the post, much of the functionality came right out of the box. The major pain here was exporting and combing through the data afterwards, and that required some Python to parse comments and convert to markdown. Once we did, that meant less security holes, opening up our content and technology more, among other pluses.
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Our problems actually weren't with Jekyll. Like I mention in the post, much of the functionality came right out of the box. The major pain here was exporting and combing through the data afterwards, and that required some Python to parse comments and convert to markdown. Once we did, that meant less security holes, opening up our content and technology more, among other pluses.