This project is a fork of the default minima theme that Jekyll uses, aiming to add enough functionality to make minima a realistic choice, without any bloat / nonsense.
minimaJake is used to host JakeSteam's personal, programming, and internet history sites.
A live demo is available at minima.jakelee.co.uk, and a full guide to all features is available in the announcement post.
The easiest way is to just copy the _config.yml from one of the blogs using this theme, updating the name / accent colour etc as desired.
The theme is imported via remote_theme: JakeSteam/minimaJake, optionally adding @1.0.9 to specify a release from the releases page.
Native (liquid) features:
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We found that minimaJake demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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