Overview

Utterson is a frontend/web editor specifically designed for Jekyll sites. It is named after Gabriel John Utterson, a character from the story "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde". While active development for Utterson has been discontinued, a new project called Strange Case CMS has been launched. Strange Case CMS uses a database to store data but still relies on Jekyll to build the static website. Users interested in Utterson can also check out Jekyll Admin for additional features.

Features

Create new Jekyll site: Users can easily create a new Jekyll site with Utterson.
Create/Edit/Delete Posts: Utterson provides the ability to create, edit and delete posts.
Git integration: All changes made in Utterson are automatically committed to a Git repository.
View/Edit site settings: Users can view and edit the settings of their Jekyll site within Utterson.
Deploy functionality: Utterson allows users to deploy their Jekyll site.

Summary

Utterson is a frontend/web editor for Jekyll sites. While development for Utterson has been discontinued, users can explore its features and capabilities. It provides options to create new Jekyll sites, create/edit/delete posts, integrate with Git, view/edit site settings, and deploy Jekyll sites. It is a user-friendly tool for managing Jekyll sites and can be a valuable asset for developers using Jekyll.

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