This is a Jekyll based blog of Gurpreet.
This project already contains a .ruby-gemset and .ruby-version file,
to ensure that if you have RVM installed, then it will install gems
in the right directory, and give you a unique gemset.
bundle install
# See blog locally on port 4000
bundle exec jekyll serve
# See blog locally on port 4000 (with drafts)
bundle exec jekyll serve --draft
# Command used by Github to build. Use this to verify if there are any errors
bundle exec jekyll build --safe
# Create a local gh-pages branch which contains only the assets that need to be published
JEKYLL_ENV=production bundle exec rake site:publish
# Switch to this new branch
git checkout gh-pages
# FORCE Push the gh-branch to MASTER branch of your github.io repository assuming the remote name is 'website'
git push website gh-pages:master --force
# Once successfully published, tag the current branch
git checkout -b gh-pages-rel-x
# Delete the local gh-pages branch.. since we don't need it anymore
git branch -D gh-pages
# Push backup to github
git push origin gh-pages-rel-x
- [Jekyll From Scratch - Getting Started] (http://pixelcog.com/blog/2013/jekyll-from-scratch-introduction/)
- [Jekyll Configuration options] (http://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/)
- [Configuring Go Daddy with your domain to point to Github pages] (http://andrewsturges.com/blog/jekyll/tutorial/2014/11/06/github-and-godaddy.html)
- Understanding difference between master and gh-pages
[Gurpreet] This blog was forked from https://github.com/willkoehler/. Thank you!
[Original] This blog was forked from https://github.com/kippt/jekyll-incorporated. Originally built for sendtoinc.com, your workspace for sharing and organizing knowledge. Original template built by:
Karri Saarinen
Jori Lallo