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djangogigs.com

The retirement page for Django Gigs (2008–2025), a job board that connected Django and Python developers with opportunities for 17 years.

Built as a static GitHub Pages + Jekyll site. With gratitude to Andrew Gleave for running Django Gigs and serving the community for so many years.

Still hiring or looking? See the Django Jobs Community feed.

Structure

├── _config.yml               # Jekyll site configuration
├── _includes/
│   └── logo.svg              # Django Gigs logo (inline SVG)
├── _layouts/
│   └── default.html         # Page shell: <head>, styles, container, logo
├── index.html               # Retirement message content
├── Gemfile                  # Jekyll + dependencies
├── justfile                 # local build / serve tasks
└── .github/workflows/
    └── pages.yml            # builds and deploys to GitHub Pages

The page is a single layout (_layouts/default.html) that holds the markup and inline styles, an SVG logo include, and the message content in index.html.

Local development

Requires Ruby, Bundler, and just.

just install   # bundle install
just serve     # serve at http://localhost:4000 with live reload
just build     # build the static site into _site/
just clean     # remove build artifacts

Run just on its own to list the available recipes.

Deployment

Every push to main triggers the Pages workflow, which builds the site with Jekyll and deploys it to GitHub Pages.

To enable it once: in the repository's Settings → Pages → Build and deployment, set Source to GitHub Actions.

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