Thanks for the upvote. The front page is quite bloated so I'll take the blame for that. The backend also uses a few third party javascript libraries. The bes

Thanks for the upvote. The front page is quite bloated so I'll take the blame for that. The backend also uses a few third party javascript libraries. The best way to describe the service is as a combined Content Management System and Hosting Service for Jekyll sites. Here's a few of the features in more detail. * Multi-Site management * Template Editor - A code editor[1] to manage partials, layouts, pages, etc. * Template Picker - Ability to pick from a handful of Jekyll themes and the ability to import from any public git repository. * A Markdown Editor for Posts - Markdown is parsed on the fly so you can see a rough preview (Not styled to the theme). * Site Previews - You can preview the sites before publishing them to the public. Can be considered somewhat of a staging environment. * Media Uploader - A very simple media uploader for images. Media can be inserted into posts easily. * Private Git Repositories for each site - You can add your public ssh key to be able to clone the sites and develop locally. * Hosting - (Paid service) Hosting is backed by CDN enabled Rackspace CloudFiles. Deploying sites is just a simple click. Goals: * Support for other static site generators besides Jekyll, such as Hugo, Middleman, Pelican, etc. * Support for Collections[2] * Expand Open Source Project - The project basically allows anyone to run their own "Statixite" and configure their own deployment/hosting solution. * Expand templates (Thanks Jekyll theme authors!) * Hope to get feedback from the community :) [1] https://ace.c9.io https://ace.c9.io [2] http://jekyllrb.com/docs/collections/ http://jekyllrb.com/docs/collections/