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A podcast publishing extension for the static site generator [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/)
-## tl;dr
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-You generate a static web site for your podcast on your own computer, test drive it and sync it to your web space.
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-So no Wordpress, PHP, Ruby other scripting language, database management system or any other dynamic component is needed on your server.
-This increases security immensely.
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-## Tell me more!
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-If you want to take a look: See (and listen to) Stefan's podcast [Aua-Uff-Code!](https://aua-uff-co.de).
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-The page, you will get, when you follow the installation instructions later, looks like this:
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-![screenshot](materials/demo.png)
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-Technically speaking, jekyll-octopod is a Jekyll plugin and a Ruby Gem. It
-contains of scripts, templates, helpers and extensions to publish your
-podcasts the cool text file lover's way.
-
-If you are not afraid of the command line of your computer and text files are the
-stuff to heat up your geeky little heart, jekyll-octopod may be worth a trial
-to publish your podcasts.
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-The underlying assumptions of jekyll-octopod are that static content
-should be delivered statically and text files are the perfect way to handle
-podcast metadata. So jekyll-octopod makes it easy to generate and deploy a
-website and feeds for your podcast out of one textfile and at least one audio
-file per episode.
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-
-## Features
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-jekyll-octopod brings innately:
-* iTunes ready episode feeds for different file formats (e.g. mp3, ogg, m4a)
-* a ready to use [Bootflat](http://bootflat.github.io/) and [Twitter Bootstrap](http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/) based, responsible (i.e. mobile friendly) layout modifiable to your heart's desire.
-* [Flattr](https://flattr.com/) support on the website and in the episode feed
-* [Twitter](https://twitter.com) integration on the website
-* comments via [Disqus](http://disqus.com/)
-* [Podlove Web Player](http://podlove.org/podlove-web-player/) in it's current version 3.0
-* Static player pages that are embeddable in iframes at your other or affiliates' sites
-* [Podlove Alternate Feeds](http://podlove.org/alternate-feeds/)
-* [Podlove Simple Chapters](http://podlove.org/simple-chapters/)
-* [Podlove Subscribe Button](http://podlove.org/podlove-subscribe-button/) for easy podcast subscription on any operating system, including mobile phones.
-* https compatibility
-* Google search integration
-* easy creation of show notes
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-**Is this production ready?**
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-We use it in production, so we believe it is.
-But it is very likely, that it still contains bugs. And there is no guarantee that behavior will not change with the next update :-).
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-Hopefully you are brave enough to play with this cute little toy anyway.
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-## Documentation
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-Detailed documentation is provided in the [Wiki](https://github.com/informatom/jekyll-octopod/wiki)
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-## Maintainer
-
-Stefan Haslinger <mailto:stefan.haslinger@informatom.com>
-
-Credits go to lots of [people and projects](https://github.com/informatom/jekyll-octopod/wiki/Credits).
+jekyll-octopod has now it's own [Project Site](https://jekyll-octopod.github.io/)!