Static Sites in Ruby
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This document discusses options for building static sites in Ruby. It outlines pros of using Jekyll, such as being well-known and having many plugins, but notes some missing features like asset precompilation and LiveReload. Alternatives to Jekyll are presented, including Middleman and using Sinatra for semi-static sites. The document concludes by thanking the audience.
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Static Sites in Ruby
- 1. Static Sites in Ruby Bryan Bibat @bry_bibat | bryanbibat.net slideshare.net/bryanbibat
- 2. Say you want to build a simple site using Ruby...
- 4. It's 2014, not 2007, dammit!
- 6. YAGNI
- 7. Third-Party APIs (e.g. Disqus, Gist, Google Analytics)
- 8. Performance
- 9. Security
- 10. your options...
- 13. Jekyll pros:
- 14. Jekyll pros: ● well-known, standard for site generators
- 15. Jekyll pros: ● well-known, standard for site generators ● many plugins/frameworks (e.g. Octopress)
- 17. Jekyll pros: ● well-known, standard for site generators ● many plugins/frameworks (e.g. Octopress) ● automatic Github Pages build
- 20. What's missing from Jekyll (out-of-the-box):
- 21. What's missing from Jekyll (out-of-the-box): ● bundle exec coffee break
- 22. What's missing from Jekyll (out-of-the-box): ● Asset Precompilation
- 23. What's missing from Jekyll (out-of-the-box): ● Asset Precompilation ● LiveReload
- 27. Middleman Demo
- 32. Thank you for listening! Bryan Bibat @bry_bibat | bryanbibat.net slideshare.net/bryanbibat