This is what I did to make my Jekyll experience more enjoyable in Sublime

• Install Sublime Jekyll plugin
• Set the following the user setting level by going Preferences -> Package Settings -> Jekyll -> Settings - User

{
    "jekyll_posts_path": "/Users/joe.pramono/Projects/jekyll/djoepramono.github.io/_posts",
    "jekyll_drafts_path": "",
    "jekyll_templates_path": "",
    "jekyll_auto_find_paths": false,
    "jekyll_uploads_path": "",
    "jekyll_uploads_baseurl": "",
    "jekyll_default_markup": "Markdown",
    "jekyll_send_to_trash": false,
    "jekyll_date_format": "%Y-%m-%d",
    "jekyll_datetime_format": "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S",
    "jekyll_debug": false,
    "jekyll_utility_disable": false
}

• Now I can easily make a new post by command + shift + p and type jekyll new post instead of manually creating a yyyy-mm-dd-post file in _posts

Things to improve

Apparently there is no sublime-settings at project level as you can see from this stackoverflow. So if I have 2 Jekyll project in Sublime, I can only point the settings to one location at a time. Which is a bummer :(