This course teaches learners how to use Jekyll - Static Site Generator to create professional and scalable websites or blogs. By completing the course, students will be able to install Jekyll on both Mac and Windows, create sites, write posts, work with drafts, manage pages, set permalinks, apply themes, utilize layouts, work with variables, includes, loops, conditionals, data files, static files, and host their sites on Github Pages. The course adopts a tutorial-based teaching method and is suitable for individuals interested in web development and creating static websites efficiently.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 1.
Mac Installation | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 2.
Windows Installation | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 3.
Creating a Site | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 4.
Front Matter | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 5.
Writing Posts | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 6.
Working With Drafts | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 7.
Creating Pages | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 8.
Permalinks | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 9.
Front Matter Defaults | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 10.
Themes | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 11.
Layouts | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 12.
Variables | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 13.
Includes | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 14.
Looping Through Posts | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 15.
Conditionals | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 16.
Data Files | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 17.
Static Files | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 18.
Hosting on Github Pages | Jekyll - Static Site Generator | Tutorial 19.
Taught by
Mike Dane
