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Hobbies is a Jekyll theme for developers who want a personal site that says more than "Hello World!" — it is distributed as a Ruby gem, uses a minimal aesthetic inspired by minima, and colors from hyper-snazzy.
Hobbies is a free, open-source Jekyll theme created by HobbieJ. It takes a standard Jekyll installation — with posts and pages written in Markdown — and renders a static personal website with the theme's minimal design and hyper-snazzy color palette. The theme is currently labeled BETA by its author, so large design and aesthetic changes may still occur as the project evolves. It is installed as a Ruby gem and activated by setting theme: hobbies in your _config.yml.
gem "hobbies" to your Jekyll site's Gemfile and running bundle; alternatively, install it yourself with gem install hobbies.Installation is straightforward: add gem "hobbies" to your Gemfile, add theme: hobbies to your _config.yml, then execute bundle. The theme is loaded as a Ruby gem and Jekyll applies its layouts and styles to your content automatically.
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The theme is free and open source under the MIT License.
Yes. Hobbies is open source and available under the MIT License, so you can use it for personal or commercial projects without cost.
Add gem "hobbies" to your Jekyll site's Gemfile, add theme: hobbies to your _config.yml, and run bundle. Alternatively, you can run gem install hobbies directly.
The author explicitly calls the theme a BETA product and warns that large design and aesthetic changes may occur. You can use it today, but expect possible updates.
Hobbies takes its minimal aesthetic from minima and its color palette from the hyper-snazzy Hyper terminal theme.
