> how it can make a strong niche for itself besides Rails. You anwered your own question ;-) Ruby works great for static (web)sites including books, presentati

> how it can make a strong niche for itself besides Rails. You anwered your own question ;-) Ruby works great for static (web)sites including books, presentations, etc and for all kind of "text" and "small data" processing. Not sure if Jekyll is already the "new Rails" - for example, I've put together a Jekyll theme site called Dr. Jekyll's [1] listing more than 100+ themes. I've also started a bookshelf (imprint) called Yuki & Moto Press [2] for books on Ruby published with Jekyll (and Octobook). Cheers. [1] http://drjekyllthemes.github.io http://drjekyllthemes.github.io [2] http://yukimotopress.github.io http://yukimotopress.github.io