just an opinion: i really don't want to tie my site with an os x-only app.
for these geeky people to tinker with static site, i think they would prefer actively developed, unix-friendly tool.
but what do i know, i'm just one person.
for these geeky people to tinker with static site, i think they would prefer actively developed, unix-friendly tool.
but what do i know, i'm just one person.
For what it's worth I like Wintersmith (http://wintersmith.io) for a command line, UNIX friendly generator. It's built on NodeJS.
If a static site generator took as input, say, a collection of markdown files, with maybe some metadata in the filenames and directory structure, along with a single plaintext configuration file, it would be easy to move between different solutions, so it would be less configurable, than, say Jekyll, but easier to move to something else. I do not know if such a thing exists at the moment, but would be interested if someone does.