Jekyll is nice. It's simple to use, and goes hand-in-hand with Github Pages.
Here's the thing: I prefer LESS to SASS/SCSS. I use both on a daily basis, but when it comes down to it, I'm like LESS. Therefore, this Jekyll site boilerplate uses LESS.
I'm also a requirejs power user, and while it's completely unnecessary if my project uses little or no JavaScript, I prefer to have requirejs ready to rock in case a project is, or becomes, JavaScript heavy.
I round out the dependencies with Grunt, which, in my humble opinion, is the linchpin of an efficient and thoroughly enjoyable web development workflow.
I'm not concerned with evangelizing any of the technologies used in this project. These are just the things that have been making me happy for the last couple of years.
git clone [email protected]:<your_github_username>/Jekboil.git
cd Jekboil
npm install
bower install
jekyll server --watch
grunt watch
For more information about working with Jekyll, read the docs.