stiles · September 18, 2012 20:47
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 title: "Hello world: Nerd blogging with Jekyll"
 description: "We're a new team, and we're trying something new (at least for us) as a blog publishing platform: Jekyll, a generator that creates simple, static websites. <br><br>

 We're not breaking any ground with this choice, of course, but we liked the idea of launching a blog that's open source — both its code and also its content.<br><br>

 This initial post is an introduction to Jekyll for the members of our team -- and anyone else who wants to get started with the tool and/or steal our simple code for their own site."
 author: Matt Stiles
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 We're a new team, and we're trying something new (at least for us) as a blog publishing platform: Jekyll, a generator that creates simple, static websites. We're [not breaking any ground](http://developmentseed.org/blog/2011/09/09/jekyll-github-pages/) with this choice, of course, but we liked the idea of launching a blog that's entirely open source -- both its code and also its content.
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	layout: post
	title: "Hello world: Nerd blogging with Jekyll"
	description: "We're a new team, and we're trying something new (at least for us) as a blog publishing platform: Jekyll, a generator that creates simple, static websites. <br><br>

	We're not breaking any ground with this choice, of course, but we liked the idea of launching a blog that's open source — both its code and also its content.<br><br>

	This initial post is an introduction to Jekyll for the members of our team -- and anyone else who wants to get started with the tool and/or steal our simple code for their own site."
	author: Matt Stiles
	---
	We're a new team, and we're trying something new (at least for us) as a blog publishing platform: Jekyll, a generator that creates simple, static websites. We're [not breaking any ground](http://developmentseed.org/blog/2011/09/09/jekyll-github-pages/) with this choice, of course, but we liked the idea of launching a blog that's entirely open source -- both its code and also its content.