Static Websites with Jekyll
Pluralsight
Course Summary
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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Course Description
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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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 3m 49s
—Introduction 1m 3s
—About Jekyll 2m 45sWhat We're Building- 2m 43s
—What We're Building 2m 43sInstalling Jekyll- 4m 8sHow Jekyll Works- 5m 14sConfiguring the Site- 8m 26sBuilding the Templates- 27m 25sDeploying to Github Pages- 12m 17s
