Manage Jekyll platform build environment with Vagrant, rvm & bundler
Building static websites with Jekyll and Github Pages is a rather simple and straightforward process. but, when it comes to managing and maintaining the underlying Ruby environment and all its dependencies, things tend to get pretty messy from time to time (read: platform migration to Jekyll 3.0 which will be the subject of this post’ continuation). Even more so if you decide to personalize a thing or two, introduce new feature(s) or implement a new, custom theme. The mess just keeps growing.