I switched my blog over to Jekyll last week. It feels much better to be using Git and Emacs to manage the blog instead of random Web apps and crappy text editors.
Since then the number of jekyll forks on GitHub has exploded. I've added tagging, fixed numerous bugs, made the templating work a little better, and added the ability to insert arbitrary script execution results (I use this to generate the tag cloud on my site).
You can find my fork at http;//github.com/metajack/jekyll/tree/master
I've also written an MT -> Jekyll convertor and an MT -> Disqus convertor which are at
Since then the number of jekyll forks on GitHub has exploded. I've added tagging, fixed numerous bugs, made the templating work a little better, and added the ability to insert arbitrary script execution results (I use this to generate the tag cloud on my site).
You can find my fork at http;//github.com/metajack/jekyll/tree/master
I've also written an MT -> Jekyll convertor and an MT -> Disqus convertor which are at
http://github.com/metajack/mt2jekyll/tree/master
I imagine it will be a little while before the development free for all settles down, but until then, it is easy to hack on and easy to grok.