The stability is precisely what I like about Jekyll. I can come back to a website I haven't touched in years and update it and it works. It's so rare for softwa

The stability is precisely what I like about Jekyll. I can come back to a website I haven't touched in years and update it and it works. It's so rare for software to work like that. The latest version of GNU sed is almost two years old. Does that mean it's time to ditch it for the latest rewritten-in-Rust tool du jour? Of course not. Infrastructural software such as Jekyll should be finishable.