Content pipeline
YAML front matter, Markdown, collections, posts, tags, categories, excerpts, drafts, future posts, and unpublished content switches are wired into the build.
.NET static publishing for Jekyll-shaped sites
JekyllNet is a C# and .NET 10 static site generator focused on the workflows real documentation and content sites use first: Front Matter, layouts, includes, collections, posts, pagination, Sass, multilingual docs, and practical GitHub Pages style behavior.
The current implementation is already broad enough for real docs sites and smaller content sites.
YAML front matter, Markdown, collections, posts, tags, categories, excerpts, drafts, future posts, and unpublished content switches are wired into the build.
Nested layouts, includes, common Liquid control flow, high-value filters, permalink fallback, defaults, static file front matter, and Sass all work together.
CLI commands, site build regression tests, GitHub Actions examples, dotnet tool packaging metadata, and winget templates are now part of the repo story.
Pick the next page based on the job you want to finish.
Follow one practical guide from setup to release and troubleshooting.
Run your first build, inspect output, and move to local preview.
Understand what already aligns with common Jekyll and GitHub Pages behavior.
See which _config.yml options are already worth relying on.
Use locales, automatic translation links, and AI-assisted translation workflows.
The blog now carries the richer feature and workflow documentation that used to be missing.