Credits

Credits and Acknowledgments

Jekyll Garden wouldn’t exist without the contributions of many talented developers and designers. Here’s who made it possible:

Development and Inspiration

The foundation of Jekyll Garden comes from the work of several key individuals. Raghuveer created the Simply Jekyll theme that served as the foundation for this project, providing the initial structure and design principles. Santosh Thottingal introduced the concept of Digital Gardens and inspired the wiki-linking approach that makes Jekyll Garden unique.

The development involved several contributors who brought their expertise to different aspects. Asim K T coded the base HTML structure and implemented the core Jekyll Garden functionality. Ershad provided invaluable help with Jekyll and Ruby development. Anish contributed JavaScript improvements and bug fixes. Puttalu provided OrgMode expertise and guidance.

The Team Obsidian deserves special recognition for creating the amazing markdown-based knowledge management tool that inspired the wiki-link syntax we use throughout the theme.

Forked and Enhanced Version

This version of the theme was significantly updated and redesigned by Maksym Titenko.
The modified version is based on the original Jekyll Garden repository, and includes the following major changes:

  • Completely redesigned header layout
  • Light/dark theme toggle with custom JavaScript
  • Dynamic site title from _config.yml
  • Editable site logo in /assets/img/
  • Fully responsive menu, unified across mobile and desktop
  • Refactored JavaScript for theme switching and menu interaction
  • Enhanced CSS styling and layout improvements
  • Global search bar moved to the top and visible on all pages
  • Updated base page structure and meta tags for mobile support
  • Automatic date rendering in post templates and footer
  • Updated Gemfile with recent versions and new dependencies
  • New header.css file for better style separation
  • General layout and spacing fixes for improved readability

You can find the modified version on GitHub.


Technologies


Jekyll Garden is open source and welcomes contributions. If you’d like to help improve the theme, please visit the GitHub repository.
To explore this customized version, visit Maksym Titenko’s fork.