> Jekyll is fairly good, but Ruby is an unstable ecosystem for real work. Most of the problems you're describing seem to be caused by Jekyll's ecosystem than R

> Jekyll is fairly good, but Ruby is an unstable ecosystem for real work. Most of the problems you're describing seem to be caused by Jekyll's ecosystem than Ruby's. Ruby's ecosystem isn't perfect (specially for beginners, without more context I'd say your issues #1 and #2 could be caused by the way you installed Ruby and/or your project's dependencies) but after years of working for real with it I've rarely found it being a problem itself.