I was able to build this blog using Jekyll templating in couple of hours, it is far from pixel perfect but simple enough to get running. Thanks to Evernote & hints from Geeknote, I pull all 'blog' tagged notes from evernote and publish to this site. So after setup everything is automated and free :) yah!

Evernote has a python SDK that allows automating various note things, ofcourse when evernote is online, which is :( sadly not all the time.
Run into setting up posts using Jekyll and found quick answer on Stack Overflow. Below are the things I used for setting this blog -

  1. Used Grunt to automate Jekyll templating and organizing static html resources.

  2. Published on github using similar work flow as mentioned in this post.

  3. Hadn't used Jekyll Documentation before so ran into some issues but it is a wonderful templating framework. Below is yml markup, Liquid templates for this pages' meta data.

    ---
layout: post
title: Building this blog with Jekyll & Evernote
date: 1 March, 2009
update: 20 August, 2015
excerpt: I was able to build this blog using Jekyll templating in couple of hours. If you are interested, hit the link below.
permalink: Setup
---

  4. Modified Geeknote Python SDK and used Evernote API to generate pages from my evernote's notebook. I am great fan of evernote, it is the most functional note taking software I have came across. I rely heavily on it for my work and home notes.

All the notes here get updated automatically as I update in my evernote and run grunt task (weekly) to publish them.