Step 1: Fork the Project and rename the repositoryįollow the steps 1 & 2 from the beautiful-jekyll README to fork the project to your own account and renaming the repo with. Jekyll is one such static site generator which this blog site is based upon and uses the beautiful-jekyll theme. The main distinction of a static site, is that it contains pre-built HTML files that get collectively displayed as a website when compared to dynamic sites, which build the websites “on the fly” to display to the user.Ī static site generator allows you to choose a template theme for your content and generate the required HTML pages from Markdown, which is an easy to write and read format for web content. You need to have a Github account (which is free!) to have access to Github pages, which is their static site hosting service. You can read about the different features of Github in this tutorial.
Github is a hosting platform that enables version control and collaboration. Note: All the instructions are written and tested on macOS Big Sur (v11.2.3). This post will walk you through all the steps needed to setup your own website using Jekyll and Github pages documenting set up a local version of the blog repository (repo) in a virtual environment using conda.
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