Create a Free Blog in GitHub Using Jekyll

This is a quick tutorial on how to use the Jekyll framework to easily translate Markup into a full static HTML page hosted on GitHub.

[jessief]

Thank you Arron, this was really helpful for me. Your chill demeanor is appreciated.

[DocFleg]

So simple! Just what I needed. Thanks man. :)

[jgyasu]

Thank you, this really helped me. I'll share this to anyone who needs help with Jekyll.

[harshraj_]

Can we add tags, corresponding to each post ? I mean, like 'tech', 'art' etc, and search posts by tags ?

[shaunanderson]

I think you should fix your spelling of Jekyll. Might get more people here. This filled in some of the gaps I was having. Great video.

[jwally]

Hi Arron, thanks for the tutorial! I'm wondering if this could be applied to my existing repository, since i already had a github page using custom domain

[lopo]

this wans't deep enough how do u make changes to the minimal.mistakes theme?

[paullopez_ai]

Hi - great video. Will this code work if I host on my AWS or Azure account and apply a new domain? I was concerned when you click the github logo people can see your content repo. Would folks for business want to have a private github repo account? Thanks!

[tamaraciric]

how did you change <Written> date??

[uur]

Hi there! Great explanation. Thanks. But I have a situation. I adda .md file but I cannot see it in my website. It's there in github but not displaying on website. Any recommendation?

[ashrr]

Sounds is very low. Had to put my volume to MAX to even hear you.