Building a blog using Jekyll, Bootstrap and Github pages. A beginners guide(in-the-attic.com)

8 pointsby gkweldingvor 14 Jahren3 comments

Building a blog using Jekyll, Bootstrap and Github pages. A beginners guide

http://in-the-attic.com/2013/01/04/building-a-blog-using-jekyll-bootstrap-and-github-pages-a-beginners-guide/

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> I'd already set up all the 301 redirects on the .co.uk domain and I had to piggy back on a server I ran for other clients.

I can cut my server costs to zero as well, if I just hide all of my personal domains on one of our work servers.

Anyway, couldn't he just as easily have used Tumblr, or stuck with WordPress?

gkweldingvor 14 Jahren

The point is I could just have easily stuck with the .co.uk and kept it all completely free. To be honest I still could do it free by using a 3rd party redirection service for free, but this was a convenient way of doing it.

lazyjonesvor 14 Jahren

My "server costs" for my personal web page are $0 as well, I forward the URL to static HTML hosted on Wuala. It gets rewritten to a long, ugly URL nowdays (previously it was just content.wuala.com/.../~LazyJones or something like that), but it works, is reasonably fault-tolerant and can be edited locally on any device I want.