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title: Project Management
date: 2020-02-01 17:44:44 +0100
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Git tutorial
Since I recently made a blog using HTML, CSS and the Bootstrap framework, I decided to use markdown for my FabAcademy documentation.
First, I added my existing SSH key to the FabCloud account. Then I cloned the default repository on my local computer.
MkDocs vs Hugo vs Jekyll
Setting up jekyll First, I check my homebrew version, ruby version and ruby gems package manager version. And then installed jekyll.
Then, I did a tutorial on Jekyll - video tutorials by Giraffe FabAcademy I followed the steps of the tutorial, from installation, creating a site, front matter, writing a post, working with drafts, which seems very helpful for a smooth continuous workflow, creating permalinks, themes...Tried to find a simple template on rubygems.org
Did an online markdown tutorial at mardowntutorial.com
Basically syntax for
italics bold
#Headers
Inline Links
[And repeating reference links][reference link]
[reference link]:(www.google.com)
"Quote"
Making two types of lists
- Ordered lists
- Sublists
- Unordered lists
Paragraph
Softwares Used
- Terminal - for git operations, and to install Homebrew>Ruby>RubyGems>Bundler>jekyll
- Atom - text editor to make markdown files
- Sublime / Brackets - to try out different text editors
Tutorial References
- Giraffe Academy video tutorials for jekyll
- Markdown tutorail for basic markdown syntax