Jekyll for Scientists
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Jekyll does a pretty good job getting your blog up and running, but its default
settings aren't so great for scientists (LaTeX, anyone?). This project contains
a skeleton of my blog with everything you need to get Jekyll running with
MathJAX (Javascript LaTeX interpreter), LightBox2 (pretty modals for images),
and Twitter Bootstrap.
Setup
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1) install pandoc, a markdown converter that works with LaTeX
$ sudo port install pandoc
At time of writing this fails to install, so go to
http://code.google.com/p/pandoc/downloads/list and download a working solution.
2) install ruby dependencies
$ gem install jekyll pandoc-ruby
3) start up a local server
$ jekyll --server --auto
4) open up a browser
$ open locahost:4000