[minimaxir]

> It's as good as Jekyll but easier to modify and theme if you could from a web dev background as it's written in NodeJS rather than Ruby.

Er, are you implying that Ruby is not a language for people with a web development background?

Regardless, most of Jekyll tweaking is done with Liquid templates, which are mostly agnostic. (You do use Ruby for plugins, yes, but they are not super important.)

[onion2k]

Not at all. Just that more web developers know JavaScript than Ruby considering front end devs use it too.