Jekyll Based Documentation - Good Start

So I modified the gh-pages branch to be Jekyll based and has some more navigation and site capabilities. Can be enhanced and improved upon. I ended up going with straight HTML vs. Markdown to allow for use of Twitter bootstrap styling and layout. It might be more effort for the devs, but it will benefit the users more.

You can see a sample of the documentation on my repository at http://khalidabuhakmeh.github.io/biggy/

Let me know what you think.

Things that could use imporvement:

- More documentation
- Pictures 
- Logo (maybe?)
- Other pages / sections
- DotNetFiddle sample (once on NuGet)

Hope this helps in some way :)