+ [2015-10-16T19:26:39Z] urda I am a total jekyll noob fyi
+ [2015-10-16T19:34:14Z] urda I ended up looping through site.pages and looking for it by permalink
+ [2015-10-16T19:35:09Z] urda which feels, kinda hacky but ok
+ [2015-10-16T20:02:57Z] travis-ci jekyll/jekyll#6143 (v3.0.0.pre.beta10) The build passed. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/85806460
+ [2015-10-16T20:04:59Z] diyfupeco Hm, I don't get why he needs that functionallity though, for one page, because either it is there or not.

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Posted by travis-ci in #jekyll at 2015-10-16T01:49:24Z

jekyll/jekyll#6129 (refactor-cleaner-for-expressiveness) The build passed. https://travis-ci.org/jekyll/jekyll/builds/85652280
+ [2015-10-17T17:14:48Z] ggherdov` Hello. Do you think this blog has been generated with jekyll: http://www.eightypercent.net/ ? The author also provides sources at https://github.com/jbeda/eightypercent
+ [2015-10-17T17:14:49Z] jekyllrb Title: 80% (at www.eightypercent.net)
+ [2015-10-17T17:31:31Z] diyfupeco ggherdov`: looks very basic
+ [2015-10-17T17:32:40Z] ggherdov` diyfupeco: uhm, that's true. Are you implying it could be home made? I see markdown in the github repo, that makes me think of a site generator
+ [2015-10-17T17:33:39Z] diyfupeco ggherdov`: Looks like he's using some php stuff, but yes, the site should be easy to build with anything really