About Jekyll
Jekyll is an open-source static site generator written in Ruby, created in 2008 by Tom Preston-Werner, a co-founder of GitHub. It turns plain text files written in Markdown into a complete static website that can be hosted anywhere without a database or server-side code.
How it works:
Content is written in Markdown files with front matter (title, date, layout), and the design is defined with Liquid templates. Running Jekyll builds the whole site into static HTML, CSS and JavaScript files.
Key features:
Blog-aware: built-in support for posts, categories, tags and permalinks.
GitHub Pages: Jekyll is the engine behind GitHub Pages, so sites can be published for free directly from a GitHub repository.
Themes and plugins for SEO, sitemaps, feeds and more.
Fast and secure: static files are quick to serve and have no database to attack.
Jekyll is popular for documentation, developer blogs, personal websites and open-source project pages.
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The Pinpoint golf GPS app makes it easy to track strokes gained stats, so you know exactly where to improve. Pinpoint is the best way to analyze your golf game, identify areas for improvement and track your progress.
The ODK-X community produces free and open-source software for collecting, managing, and using data in resource-constrained environments.
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Past and current work of the Baillie lab at the University of Edinburgh. We focus on translational genomics in critical care medicine.
After a tech career at Adobe and Apple, Arno travels the world to capture beautiful landscapes with his camera.
Unraveling complex biology with biological knowledge graphs. Content licensed under CC BY 4.0.
The Carnegie Mellon Textiles Lab develops software and systems that advance the state of the art in textiles design and manufacturing.
We study how enforcing workplace regulations affects firms and workers in Mexico’s manufacturing sector. Firms with greater market power and lower training investment are more likely to violate regulations; however, inspections improve compliance, reduce accidents, and lower the frequency of repeat violations. A staggered difference-in-differences design shows inspections raise employment by 4–7%, highlighting enforcement as an effective tool to improve working conditions and labor market outcomes.
Becoming a software developer is a journey. The Software Developers Journey podcast is an inspirational show for software developers. Every week, a successful software engineer shares their journey and tells us what they learned.
A spot on the internet where I post random articles, notes, and things I have figured out.
Documentation and build guide for the ErgoDox mechanical keyboard
Research Summary:The results reported in a large amount of the criminology literature reveal that hiring police officers leads to reductions in crime and that investments in police are an efficient means of crime control compared with investments in prisons. One concern, however, is that because police officers make arrests in the course of their duties, police hiring, albeit efficient, is an inevitable driver of “mass incarceration.” In this article, we consider the dynamics through which police hiring affects downstream incarceration rates.
Tutorials and articles teaching people how to use different AWS services. Learn how to build applications on AWS using services like EC2, S3, Fargate, Kubernetes, EKS and many more.
Recipes and some writings by Chris F. Nicholson
Digital publication sharing stories and interviews of artists, creators, and makers. Get actionable advice, inspiration, and insight from these interviews. Check it out! Subscribe for email updates.
Journal of Systems Research
Los Alamos National Laboratory’s Advanced Network Science Initiative (ANSI) is an interdisciplinary team to enabling fundamental and applied research to address long-term interdisciplinary challenges in critical infrastructure design, operation, and security.
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International Society for Music Information Retrieval Conference
Public datasets supported by highly detailed maps to test, experiment, and teach self-driving vehicles how to understand the world around them.
Consent Kit is a user research CRM with a focus on compliance. Automate repetitive admin tasks. Streamline research ops processes.
Arvados is an open source platform for managing, processing, and sharing genomic and other large scientific and biomedical data.
Personal website of David Eargle
Repository for Lab GitHub
Researching, developing, and testing autonomous flying robots at Carnegie Mellon University


