Using Ben Balter’s JekyllBot as a guide, I’ve added a JSON Page Generator plugin to this site.

Now, every post automatically has an associated JSON representation of its content and metadata. Simply replace the trailing / in the URL with .json. I’ve also linked to the JSON file in each post’s footer.

As an example, this post’s associated JSON is available at this URL:

http://sixtwothree.org/blog/adding-json-versions-of-posts-with-jekyll.json

As I add more features and capabilities to this site, the list of alternate formats may grow. For now, though, feel free to enjoy my posts in HTML or JSON!