Pat Hermens

In this post we’re going to go over a few tips and tricks for working with Markdown and Liquid, in the context of creating Jekyll pages and posts.

In this post we’re going to get our site up and running locally, taking advantage of Docker and a quick feedback loop.

In this post we’re going modify our chosen theme a bit, and make it feel more like home.

In this post we’re going to try and find a theme, and see why that might be the easiest way to get started.

In this series (of about 8 short posts) I want to outline the steps that you need to take to get started with Jekyll, writing your first post, previewing it via Docker, and “taking care of hosting” with GitHub Pages.