Switch to jekyll + Feeling responsive

[DanySK]

We may want to change the way we are organizing our information on the website, along with its look and feel.
I learned how to configure and use Jekyll, and I believe that along with Feeling responsive it can produce fully functional and nice static websites. I have used these tools for the Alchemist website.

Pluses of this choice:

• We get a navigation menu, easy to configure through a yml file
• Pages are written in markdown, and are very easy to maintain wrt the current HTML setup
• Support for Disqus if we want users to comment (e.g. for telling us that some part could be improved)

Minuses of this choice:

• The current content should be copy/pasted there
• There is some theming work to do

@jakebeal please let me know if there are any other points you see

[jakebeal]

I've just been starting to figure out Jekyll myself, to see if making such a switch would be advisable. I agree that we should make the switch, assuming we can figure out how to do the theming.

[DanySK]

If you like the time style of the Alchemist website, I can use the same theming (with different logos and imagery) for Protelis. Also, it has the advantage of showing that the two projects are somehow related.

[jakebeal]

Yes, I like it. Let's do it. Let me know when it's in, and I'll start contributing too.