The final episode in porting the SaturdayMP website from Rails to Jekyll where I update the DNS entries to point to the GitHub Pages site.
Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYPcrKbLqwutOPHv6zimONxErY7ke9tWn
Jekyll:
https://jekyllrb.com/
GitHub Pages:
https://docs.github.com/en/pages
EasyDNS:
https://easydns.com/
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[Read More]In this episode I fixe the broken build from the last episode. I also created a Bootstrap plugin to find the Bootstrap SCSS path to load with the help of Claude Code. Spoiler: I’m still not done, so there will be a part 5. Will it ever end?
Previous video:
I’m still not done migrating to Jekyll. In this video I struggle to get Bootstrap customizations working with Jekyll, and I figure out that GitHub Pages gem will use the Primer theme by default. I then break the build by trying to remove the Primer theme.
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In this episode I create an empty GitHub Pages Jekyll project with the long-term goal of moving the existing Rails SaturdayMP website to GitHub Pages. While creating the new GitHub Pages project, I play with the GitHub Copilot Agent and create a Docker container to test the new site locally.
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