Are you like me? Love Jekyll but hate SASS? Here is a little project to get you going with a nice PostCSS webpack build into a simple jekyll static site.

• Modern, livereload environment; both webpack and jekyll will livereload the browser. Yeah never hit refresh again!
• Both css and js end up as static files.
• No blog by default; just add _posts and _drafts folders with .md files to start blogging.
• Menu helper included to aid in dynamic navigation, something jekyll isn't super good at.
• Static assets should be in _assets, which gets synced over the jekyll’s default assets at build time.

Requires ruby with rubygems, node and yarn

1. bundle install
2. yarn install

This needs to be better, but works for now.

1. yarn run dev-webpack in one terminal window
2. yarn run dev-jekyll in another

Set up your favourite static site hosting, I used to run S3 but now I'm all Firebase Hosting.

So now it’s set up for firebase, just run yarn run deploy-stage or yarn run deploy-production.