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I just spent the entire day figuring out what is Jekyll and Hugo (two incrediable tools for giving a framework for informative sites like blog). They compensate for the downside of a static site which does not support dynamic updates/interactions that could be done if server is involved.

I branded my blog based on Minima. If you have seen Minima theme before, you must have noticed how much I have altered it. I was only having one thought: I want this to be seamless integrated with my personal wesbite.

I haven’t explored the category part, which will definitely be a great tool to implement. I guess I will take some rest since I literally have been sitting at my desk, staring at the screen for more than 12 hours…

Update: Just added categories yay!

For my own information::

  • Forced update: git push origin main -f
  • using toc thus have to do “Setting > Pages > Build and deployment Source > Github Actions > Jekyll configure”
  • cmd + > to style the text
  • cmd + o to navigate to certain section
  • cmd + shift + V to see the preview
  • emoji will not show in a printed PDF unless put in a span tag

I have this cheatsheet here because writing Jekyll posts requires you to use either or both Markdown and HTML. I want some shorthand for me to conveniently edit my Markdown pages haha

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