I personally use Jekyll for my own blog - because I spent a lot of hours setting it up, and now it just works. However, for my homepage[0], I use Asciiweb[1],

I personally use Jekyll for my own blog - because I spent a lot of hours setting it up, and now it just works. However, for my homepage[0], I use Asciiweb[1], a - As a fan of ASCII art, I'm really happy with it. It's great for a static homepage, though not that great for blogging. It uses a custom markup language that supports a couple of great features: optional per-page configuration, executing scripts through a nifty <exec> tag, and the script's output is placed in the web page. I use this to run a BSD fortune script[2]! [0]: http://www.hardikr.com http://www.hardikr.com [1]: http://tastytronic.net/asciiweb/aw.cgi http://tastytronic.net/asciiweb/aw.cgi [2]: http://www.hardikr.com/aw.cgi?main=fortune.rfk http://www.hardikr.com/aw.cgi?main=fortune.rfk