Ghost vs Jekyll : Which is Better?

Ghost

Ghost is an open source publishing platform which is beautifully designed, easy to use, and free for everyone. Developed by John O'Nolan and Hannah Wolfe

License: Freemium

Categories: Development Photos & Graphics Social & Communications

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Self-Hosted Cloudron

Jekyll

Jekyll takes your content, renders Markdown and Liquid templates, and spits out a complete, static website ready to be served by Apache, Nginx or another web server. Developed by Tom Preston-Werner, Nick Quaranto

License: Open Source

Categories: Development Photos & Graphics Social & Communications

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux Self-Hosted

Ghost VS Jekyll Feature comparision

Feature	Ghost	Jekyll
Blogging
Intuitive Nodes
MarkDown support
Publishing
Customizable
Plugins
Self-deployment
IFTTT integration
Progressive Web App
Social network
User friendly
Ad-free
Static Site Generator
Flat File CMS
No database needed
Anonymity
Privacy focused
Support for ActivityPub
Multiple languages
Arch Linux Package
Local server included
Domain registration
E-commerce
Ecommerce integration
Decentralized
Encrypted chat
Group chat
Ruby
Web Server
Website builder
Modular System
Data export/import
Command line interface
Convert HTML pages to PDF
Support for LaTeX
Dedicated Server Hosting
Beginner friendly
Mobile friendly
Plugin API
Evernote integration
Dropbox integration
Serverless