Awesome Static Digital Libraries

A curated list of delightful Static Digital Library projects and resources.

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Contents

• Projects
• Resources
  • Jekyll Plugins
  • Jekyll Themes
  • Tutorials
  • Articles
  • Videos
  • Podcasts
  • Books
  • Blogs
  • Courses
  • Cheatsheets
  • Tools
  • Community
  • Miscellaneous

Projects

• Ontario Council of University Libraries (OCUL) Historical Topographic Map Digitization Project
• staticAid
• The Biggert Collection of Architectural Vignettes
• The Barbara Curtis Adachi Bunraku Collection
• Red, White & Black
• The Archives Unleashed Project
• Computer Simulation Archive
• Student Leadership Initiative
• Computational Research Day
• OpenIntro Statistics: Labs for R

Resources

Plugins

• Jekyll-IIIF plugin
• Jekyll-Maps plugin

Themes

• Wax: a gem-packaged Jekyll theme for creating minimal exhibitions with Jekyll, IIIF, and ElasticLunr.js

Other Awesome Lists

• Awesome Static Generators
• Awesome Jekyll

Tutorials

• Building a static website with Jekyll and GitHub Pages
• Getting Started with Markdown
• Static Web Publishing for Digital Scholarship

Articles

• Tools and Workflows for Collaborating on Static Website Projects
• Using Static Site Generators for Scholarly Publications and Open Educational Resources

Videos

Podcasts

Books

• Working with Static Sites, by Brian Rinaldi, Raymond Camden

Blogs

Courses

Workshops and Presentations

• Going off the Rails on a Jekyll Train--Creative Uses of Static Site Generators
• Getting Started with Static Website Generators, (slides and resources)
• Static Websites and Community Documentation
• Jekyll and Institutional Repositories

Cheatsheets

• Markdown Cheatsheet

Tools

Community

Miscellaneous

Thanks

• I shamelessly adapted this list format from the truly awesome Awesome Node.js list.
• I owe Benjamin Armintor a case of beer for putting up with my endless pestering on this topic. Many of these links were found by him. Ben is a good egg.
• I also swiped a bunch of links from Kaitlin Newson and Kim Pham's Code4Lib workshop, if you haven't yet checked out their slides, you should.

License

To the extent possible under law, Hardy Pottinger has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.