Now open a command prompt (I suggest GitBash), navigate to your repo, and run gem install bundler, then bundle install. Create a file in your repo named Gemfile and put the following in it: source '' gem 'github-pages' gem 'wdm', '>= 0.1.0' if Gem. Second, we’re going to install Jekyll, but we’re going to do so in a way that is compatible with Pages. Follow the instructions on only page one of juthilo’s guide, then return here.
The first thing you’ll need to do is install Ruby.
The zeroth thing you’ll need to do is setup your GitHub Pages repository and clone it locally (left as an exercise to the reader). What follows is cherry-picking parts of several guides to get it all working. However, Jekyll has endorsed a guide by that “ seems to work for most”.ĭon’t get too excited though, because if you followed my advice and used GitHub Pages, that link is just a red herring (much like Communism, according to Wadsworth). Because they’re such a small player in the market, Jekyll doesn’t officially support their operating system. Don’t feel bad if you haven’t, they’re a pretty small company (but keep an eye on them, I hear they’re going to have a huge IPO in ‘86). You may have heard of a small company based out of Albuquerque: Micro-Soft.
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