Jekyll is a static site generator that takes template and content files and outputs a completely static site.
It requires no database or special server software. That means your content isn’t locked up in a database schema you don’t know or a CMS you don’t understand. You can run Jekyll on any server that supports serving static HTML, CSS and image files. So, pretty much anywhere!
This course walks you through the basics of building a website with Jekyll. We start by walking through how Jekyll works, installing Jekyll and then, piece-by-piece, we build a basic content site. At the end, we learn how to deploy a Jekyll site to Github Pages.
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This video is a beginner level introduction to using Jekyll for creating static websites. The course is ideal for web developers, web designers and front-end developers.
This course is an approximately 75 minutes tutorial on how to build a basic site with Jekyll.
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Ryan is the founder of Mijingo. He has authored numerous courses for people who build for the web. He's covered topics like Git, Craft CMS, website deployments, and more. He's been retained to teach developers at NASA, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, University of Chicago, and more.
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