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A small Jekyll site for showing off personal projects!
Source code can be found here. To spin up your own site, follow the jekyll quick-start quide (adapted below):
# install ruby
# for OS-specific instructions, check out https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/
# Install Jekyll and Bundler gems through RubyGems
gem install jekyll bundler
# install dependencies
bundle install
# Create a new Jekyll site at ./myblog
jekyll new myblog
# alternatively, clone an existing jekyll site
# git clone https://liambeckman.com/cgit/website.git
# Change into your new directory
cd myblog
# Build the site on the preview server
bundle exec jekyll serve
# Now browse to http://localhost:4000
# then you can change the html/css files in the myblog directory to suit your tastes!
# hosting is a whole 'nother beast, but services like github pages
# and gitlab pages make free hosting relatively easier.
The website is updated every time a push is made to the master
branch. Build commands are defined in the Jenkinsfile, and build results can be viewed at either of the following URL’s.