3 ms·
Show HN: Mr. Poole - A butler for Jekyll
- jvzr 13y agoFunny how we had the same idea for the name: https://github.com/jvzr/MrPoole https://github.com/jvzr/MrPoole But kudos to the OP for delivering. I switched over to Middleman, so mine will never be publicly released.
- danielgrieve 13y agoI've actually had the domain name poole.io sitting for a while now, ready to do something that supports Jekyll. Great minds think alike?
- bearwithclaws 13y agoMake that another one: https://github.com/bearwithclaws/poole https://github.com/bearwithclaws/poole (2 years ago!) Never really released as well. Kudos for releasing it.
- theOnliest 13y agoHa! It seems like the obvious name if you're going to write a helper application for Jekyll. Most of the things I saw poking around were to generate scaffolding, which Jekyll can do by itself now. I was annoyed with manually moving files around, so obviously the solution was to spend many more hours than I ever would have spent doing that writing this instead.
- noufalibrahim 13y agoI was a lot less imaginative and wrote a little Emacs mode called Hyde which can be used to manage a Jekyll blog - https://github.com/nibrahim/hyde https://github.com/nibrahim/hyde
- asiekierka 13y agoIt might end like moot.it. Just saying.
- goblinfoblin 13y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Case_of_Dr_Jekyll_and_Mr_Hyde#Mr._Poole http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_Case_of_Dr_Jekyll_and_M...
- theOnliest 13y agoI'm not sure I follow...how did moot.it end?
- shadesandcolour 13y agoVery similar to this set of Rake tasks: https://github.com/gummesson/jekyll-rake-boilerplate https://github.com/gummesson/jekyll-rake-boilerplate Looks good regardless
- jt343 13y agoSilly Ruby hipsters and their bizarre project names.
- jt343 13y agoRuby "developers" seem more interested in branding than producing useful code.