Summary
Static site generator built with Ruby. Unlike dynamic content management systems (CMS) like WordPress or Drupal, Jekyll does not rely on a database or server-side processing. Instead, it transforms plain text files (usually written in Markdown, HTML, or Liquid) into a complete static website.
Step 5: Explore Jekyll themes available online and choose one that fits your style. You can either modify an existing theme or create your own from scratch. Step 7: Deploy Your Blog Once you're satisfied with your blog, deploy it to a hosting service like GitHub Pages or Netlify.