Feedburner rss link, etc stuff already added and enabled. I just have some minor tweaks such as as adding more sharing links and some other stuff.

Plus, there are somethings that really should be re-factored int the facebook-android-sdk anyway. Still in process of getting some clarification that FB will review the application as part of the interview process. as far as Tumblr I am stil awaiting some contact to tell me if they will review a tumblr app I create as part of the interview process. With minor UI deviations its basically the same code underneath for both applications thus I could probably do both at the same time.

img:
baseImgURL: img
fileName: ['glyphicons-halflings-white', 'glyphicons-halflings-black',
'rachaelui','KindleFire','htcsense']

Now for magic the Jekyll code in this gist, allows me to do this:

{% assign siteImgArrayObject = 'site.img' %}
{% include FG/twitterbs_image_helper %}

Tada, just two lines. Three lines is I need href urls. Is that not neat? Thus I can do strips of images without the messy coding. All due to storing some metadata in my_config.yml.

For example:


images:
fileName: [ 'idiot_recruiter.png', 'founder.png']
url: img

I can now iterate over that site.images.FileName, grabbing the file name and putting that with site.images.url to get a full image url for an image tag in a for loop. Than if you do some small image organization such as grouping non-global site images in groups you can make jekyll/liquid helpers that style it with features required for that post or page. Something like a list of images becomes less than 3 lines of code in Jekyll/Liquid by using the principle of a Jekyll/Liquid _includes helper. All because we started with the concept of using _config.yml to add objects to the site object that were not supplied by Jekyll by default. LOOK, no plugins required!