parkr

Joined 14 years ago

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Feb 29

I write code things. Engineer and maintainer emeritus of Jekyll, the popular static site generator.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/parkr; my proof: https://keybase.io/parkr/sigs/OXNW60xMLnRPOBqR0er00szAk47v1deonnSJss45HSE ]

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Export your starred episodes from Overcast byparker.com

1 parkr 3 years ago 0 comments

GitHub Pages Drops Support for RDiscount, Redcarpet, and RedCloth (Textile) github.com

3 parkr 10 years ago 0 comments

Making it easier to contribute to Jekyll – Affinity Teams jekyllrb.com

1 parkr 10 years ago 0 comments

Tim Cook's Privacy Battle Is Also Personal byparker.com

1 parkr 10 years ago 0 comments

If you care about 'emerging markets', care about speed byparker.com

2 parkr 11 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 11 years ago

YES! :raised_hands:

Jekyll 3.0.0.beta2 Released github.com

2 parkr 11 years ago 0 comments

Ruby 2.2 catastrophe with Time#parse and Time#localtime byparker.com

13 parkr 12 years ago 0 comments

Sell Out: Part One (2013) newyorker.com

1 parkr 12 years ago 0 comments

Access GitHub Pages `site.GitHub` Locally github.com

3 parkr 12 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 12 years ago

It has always been like that. A file full of static files (no dashes at the top) is still a valid Jekyll site.

Jekyll turns 21! Err... I mean 2.1.0 jekyllrb.com

9 parkr 12 years ago 1 comments

Comment · 12 years ago

For security reasons, we have no choice. It's specifically designed not to allow execution of arbitrary Ruby code. GitHub wouldn't run Pages if Jekyll didn't have this guarantee.

Comment · 12 years ago

Not yet, working on it! https://github.com/github/pages-gem/pull/63

Jekyll 2.0.0 is released jekyllrb.com

265 parkr 12 years ago 55 comments