Jekyll is a popular blogging tool often hosted on GitHub Pages and it allows you to write articles in Markdown.
In short, it’s just .md files for each articles so all we need is a plugin for exporting notes of specified notebook as Markdown files as Jekyll format.
That’s very simple, and it’s useful to share your tips and ideas easily on the web.
Jekyll can be deployed not only GitHub Pages but also Netlify for free, so you can choose one of hosting services as you like.
It’s also great that the design is fully customizable.
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Yes Jekyll is just one of many solutions out there that allows you to generate “static sites” from markdown documents.
Markdown files need to include a special header at the top of the file called front matter which provides details such as title, date, etc.
