My tech blog where I write about my experiences, lessons learned, my projects and perhaps ideas.

My blog are currently hosted by Github Pages and use Jekyll to generate the site as supported by Github Pages.

Based on the official Posts guide

Add a file to the _posts folder on the format YEAR-DAY-MONTH-TITLE.md.

All posts must start with front matter (meta data inside a block of three dashes). Use this template:

---
layout: post
title:  "TITLE"
description: "DESCRIPTION"
date:   YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS +0100
categories: [category]
tags: [tag]
permalink: /LINK/
lang: language_TERRITORY
image: /assets/IMAGE.png
author: "Stian Jørgensrud"
---

Add as many tags as you want to describe the post. Add few categories (because they can be part of the url). Categories is meant to group posts in a hierarchy (is my understanding).

Add this to the end of articles

---
Last updated May 1 2020

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1. Ruby
2. Bundler with gem install bundler
3. Everything else in the Gemfile with bundle install

Run with bundle exec jekyll serve

Use bundle exec jekyll serve --drafts to see drafts as well.

Just push, and Github will build and deploy.

1. Delete Gemfile.lock
2. Set the github-pages gem to the latest version listed here: pages.github.com/versions/
3. Run bundle update