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scottgallant
@scottgallant · Engineer
Co-creator here. I was building a website for someone last summer and I REALLY didn't want to use WordPress, so my friend and I built forestry.io.
Some highlights:
• Supports all Jekyll plugins
• Integrates with GitHub & Bitbucket (commits back to your repo)
• Zero configuration for you project
• Hosting not provided (deploy to S3, Github Pages, FTP)
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scottgallant
@scottgallant · Engineer
Co-creator here. I was building a website for someone last summer and I REALLY didn't want to use WordPress, so my friend and I built forestry.io.
Some highlights:
• Supports all Jekyll plugins
• Integrates with GitHub & Bitbucket (commits back to your repo)
• Zero configuration for you project
• Hosting not provided (deploy to S3, Github Pages, FTP)
• … See more
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Jack Smith
@_jacksmith · Serial Entrepreneur & Startup Adviser
James Futhey
@futhey · Founder, Gumshoe.io
Really nice, especially if you're already using Jekyll or Hugo!
Keith Mancuso
@keithmancuso · Familiar
Looks great but seems very similar to siteleaf.com are there any features that make it a more compelling option than site leaf?
Lee Peterson
@lee_peterson · UI/UX Designer/Developer @rustydogdesign
I've been waiting for a Jekyll-based CMS for a long time now. I built my company's website using Jekyll years ago, but moved to WordPress because of the CMS capabilities. I may just end up back with Jekyll again soon and begin pimping out Forestry to my clients.
Fantastic job, gentlemen!