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My questions is of course - Why not Jekyll? Is this just for people who have a JVM, but don't have ruby on their box, or are there significant advantages othe
by nmcfarl 15y ago
My questions is of course - Why not Jekyll?
Is this just for people who have a JVM, but don't have ruby on their box, or are there significant advantages other than just the programming language and environment?
- darklajid 15y agoCan't talk for the creator of course. I consider the idea (didn't proceed further than reading the project site on Github yet) great, because - yes ruby is something I don't usually install. Dependencies that are useless for me except to host X are not a no-go on their own, but are counted as minus points. That and the fact that it's neat to be able to extend the software you're using. I just don't know ruby and the culture is alien to me (running redmine and gitorious for my company - from configuration to error messages). No hate against ruby. Just a preference for something else.