Publishing my first pages

Discovering Ruby and Jekyll (part 2)

Posted by Debrant on November 20, 2018   1 minute read ∼ Tagged with  :   •  ∼ Filed in  : 

The details

Last time I failed to keep all of my work in the correct directory, clearly the skills I learned in the tutorial needed a little boost. Luckily I work from my Github, and after a couple times of being forced to git reset [sha] I had sufficiently shamed myself into setting up my Atom editor to project mode out of my git folder.

For me the easiest way to do this is to open atom from the terminal, which will give you a nice colorized tree.

atom debrant.github.io/

Additionally you can notice that the _site and the .git folders are shaded out, meaning Atom knows this these are not working directories. If somehow you end up making changes there anyway, you will notice that you can’t stage them properly.




Next times

My style sheets need to be fixed, and I want to change (retroactively) the way the images look in this post.


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