It's the right tool for the job. Jekyll's flat files allow for easy versioning and contributions. Rails would be overkill for what most certainly is not a webap

It's the right tool for the job. Jekyll's flat files allow for easy versioning and contributions. Rails would be overkill for what most certainly is not a webapp. I feel this submission was mean to express some kind of surprise and outrage. I just don't know if it's an honest surprise or a cheap attempt at framework bashing.