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👋 Hello, GitHub
A one-page Jekyll site that renders a personal 'hello' page — the kind of repo someone spins up to test GitHub Pages or demo a minimal Jekyll setup. It's not a library, tool, or framework; it's a static site skeleton with a photo and some SCSS.
The Jekyll setup is about as minimal as it gets — _config.yml, one layout, one page — so it's a clean reference if you want to see the smallest possible GitHub Pages project. Bundler is used correctly for dependency pinning, which is more rigor than most throwaway sites bother with.
There's no actual functionality here — it's a static personal page, not a reusable tool, so 275 stars is really just GitHub's own 'hello world' exercise going viral. No license file, no tests, and nothing has been touched since April 2022, so even as a Jekyll starter it's stale relative to current Jekyll/Ruby versions. Not something to adopt or depend on in any way.