Hedra Blog is a Jekyll-powered blog repository holding the source code for http://blog.projecthedra.com, the official development blog of the indie game Project Hedra.
What is Hedra Blog?
Hedra Blog is the GitHub repository that contains the code for the blog at http://blog.projecthedra.com, the official development blog for the indie game Project Hedra. It is built with Jekyll, a static site generator, and its primary language is listed as HTML, which is the compiled output of a Jekyll build. The repository is maintained by GitHub user maxilevi and carries the topics blog, blogging, game-development, and jekyll.
Key Features
- Jekyll static site generator — the repository is tagged with the Jekyll topic, meaning the blog is built with Jekyll, which compiles Markdown and Liquid templates into static HTML pages.
- HTML output — HTML is the primary language of the repository, reflecting the generated static files that Jekyll produces for the live site.
- Game-development blogging — the topics include game-development, and the blog documents the development of Project Hedra for its audience.
- Live deployment — the code powers the live blog at http://blog.projecthedra.com, which is the deployed result of this repository.
- Blog and blogging topics — the repository is explicitly tagged with blog and blogging, indicating it is organized around regular post publishing rather than a general-purpose site.
Who is it for?
- Fans and players of Project Hedra — readers who want to follow the game's development updates through the blog at blog.projecthedra.com.
- Indie game developers — developers who want to see how a Jekyll blog is set up to cover a game project's progress, including topics and structure.
- Jekyll learners — people studying real-world Jekyll blog repositories who want to inspect the source code of a game-development blog built with Jekyll.
What can you do with Hedra Blog?
- Follow Project Hedra development: Read posts published on the live blog at http://blog.projecthedra.com to keep up with the game's development progress.
- Inspect a real Jekyll blog codebase: Browse the repository on GitHub to see how the blog is structured, what templates and layouts it uses, and how it is deployed — though the repository listing itself shows only the top-level info.
- Adapt it for another game blog: Use the repository as a reference for structuring a Jekyll blog around a game project, since the repository is public on GitHub.
FAQ
What is Hedra Blog?
Hedra Blog is the source code repository for the blog at http://blog.projecthedra.com, the official development blog of the indie game Project Hedra. It is built with Jekyll and maintained by GitHub user maxilevi.
What technology powers Hedra Blog?
The repository is tagged with the Jekyll topic, indicating the blog is built with the Jekyll static site generator. Its primary language is listed as HTML, which is the static output Jekyll generates from its templates and Markdown content.
Where is the Hedra Blog live site?
The blog is live at http://blog.projecthedra.com, which is the deployment target described in the repository's description line.
Is Hedra Blog related to game development?
Yes. The repository's topics include game-development, and the blog documents the development of Project Hedra, an indie game.
