| commit | a205a7122922dd7953fdb95a40fee82d50a906b5 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | cramja <marc.spehlmann@gmail.com> | Mon Mar 27 08:09:16 2017 -0500 |
| committer | cramja <marc.spehlmann@gmail.com> | Mon Mar 27 08:09:16 2017 -0500 |
| tree | 4d7624dd014d82d80c16a166da180313b802c162 | |
| parent | cd81badbf8b7152a153d5cc1722d84dfed975af2 [diff] |
Added release notes for 0.1.0
This is a jekyll based-blog. Jekyll is a ruby-based framework for generating blogs. You write posts in markdown and jekyll takes care of the html generation automaticall. Jekyll is endorsed by Github and many github pages sites are made with Jekyll. There's tons of tutorials around, so this README will only provide instructions for getting started with jekyll and the post-writing workflow.
You'll need:
gem -v)gem install bundler # installs all the dependencies of this project (including jekyll) bundler update jekyll -v
jekyll serve # open your browser to localhost:4000, you should see the site cp _posts/2016-12-10-December-Progress.markdown _posts/2017-01-01-NewYearsResolutions.markdown vim _posts/2017-01-01-NewYearsResolutions.markdown # any edits you make will immediately be picked up and updated in your browser session
Once you have written and previewed your post, you will need to commit and push any changes you made to both your source .md files and compiled .html files.
jekyll build git add -u # if needed, add new content git add content/* git commit -m 'my new post' git push upstream