Jekyll is a very free, simple, open-source and straight forward web platform written in Ruby. It can be used to run blogs, personal or informative websites with static content in few steps. All you need to have following it basic knowledge of Ruby and its package managers, few commands and BOOM! You have a blog up and running. Here is the link to the Jekyll project page where you can find all official documentation on Jekyll.
Features
- Feature 1
- Feature 2
- Feature 3
Installation
You will need following to get Jekyll up and running:
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Ruby – simple, dynamic open-source programming language Download and install from https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/
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Gem – package manager from Ruby with Jekyll and hundreds of thousands of plugins Download and install from https://rubygems.org/pages/download#formats
Once you have the base ready you are few commands away from running your blog locally.
That seems cool! But how about hosting?
Hosting
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GitHub
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Azure
Deploying to Azure
- Azure Static Website
Setting up Azure DevOps
- DevOps Pipeline
CMS
Forestry
Cheatsheet
https://devhints.io/jekyll
