Jekyll Bootstrap 4

## Overview
If you're diving into web development and want a straightforward way to get started with Bootstrap and Jekyll, this starter kit is a great option to consider. It provides a unique blend that allows you to create stunning static websites while leveraging the flexibility of Bootstrap 4. However, keep in mind that it's not actively maintained, so you might want to have some familiarity with the setup and potential issues that could arise.

While this starter kit is simple, it does require some basic knowledge of dependencies and HTML file configurations, making it ideal for those who are somewhat experienced but still wish for a manageable entry point into web development frameworks.

## Features
- **Ease of Use**: The starter kit is designed to be user-friendly, making it simple for developers to set up and start building their projects without the hassle.
  
- **Bootstrap 4 Integration**: It incorporates Bootstrap 4, providing a responsive and modern design framework out of the box, allowing for quick styling of your web pages.

- **Flexible Customization**: Users can override Bootstrap variables in the `_sass/custom.scss` file, which gives flexibility in design and enables you to craft a unique look tailored to your project's needs.

- **Minima-based HTML Files**: This kit uses Minima as a base for HTML files, streamlining the process of managing post and page layouts.

- **GitHub Pages Compatibility**: While GitHub Pages has limitations regarding gems, this starter kit is structured in a way that you can still utilize its features effectively by pushing compiled files.

- **No Gem Dependency**: Since GitHub Pages doesn't support gems outside a predefined list, this kit is straightforward as it avoids gem dependencies, making it easier for deployment.

- **Documentation Guidance**: The kit comes with documentation to help guide users through the process of installation and setup, ensuring a smoother experience from the outset.