Published 2020-12-29. Last modified 2022-05-01.
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About This Material

In this corner of my website, I discuss the open-source code I wrote (and continue to write) about developing websites generated by Jekyll. For this purpose I usually write the following types of code: Ruby, bash, HTML 5, CSS, JavaScript; I sometimes use Twitter Bootstrap.

To make these articles possible, I have written and published dozens of Jekyll plugins as Ruby gems, all hosted on GitHub as F/OSS software with a dual license for medium-sized and larger corporations. These articles discuss how to use those plugins, and how they work. If you are interested in exploring whether this publishing setup might be suitable for your technical publishing needs, please contact me. My co-ordinates are all over this website.

Jekyll Articles

Setup

2022-12-02 Setting Up Jekyll with Ubuntu or WSL

Operation

2023-12-02 Publishing a Draft Article in a Jekyll Collection 2024-02-13 Jekyll 4.2.2 with Ruby 3.1.0 on Ubuntu 22.04 Using Podman 2024-07-23 Identify Problematic Front Matter

Scripts

2023-08-12 Bash Script to Create a New Jekyll Post 2022-03-26 Plugins Are Not The Only Way To Maintain a Jekyll Website

Plugins

2022-05-03 HTTP 301 Redirects with Jekyll and AWS S3 2023-04-13 About My Jekyll Plugins 2022-02-22 Using the jekyll_bootstrap5_tabs Plugin 2024-01-24 Jekyll Plugin Snippets

Creating and Debugging Custom Jekyll Plugins

2023-11-21 Custom Logging in Jekyll Plugins 2022-04-24 Explanations and Examples of Jekyll Plugins 2024-10-27 Nugem: Custom Rails & Jekyll Plugins 2024-07-21 Debugging Jekyll Plugins with an IDE 2022-05-03 Profiling Jekyll and plugins with rbspy

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