This is the github.io source code page for azure.github.io. Please feel free to fork and submit a pull request if you want to correct or add some content.

Cheers!

• Install Ruby and the Ruby DevKit on your system of choice.

  Note If you're running Ruby on a Windows machine, make sure your DevKit path variables are setup using the Dev Kit quickstart instructions.

• Install Node/NPM

• Run bundle install from the root of the project. Note: If you do not have Bundler installed, run gem install bundler beforehand.

• Run npm install from the root of the project.

• Run npm install gulp -g

• To build the site, run gulp.
• If you would like to see draft posts, you need to add --drafts gulpfile.js line 73
  • TODO: automatically show drafts locally

To create a new post, check out https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/. After reading the aforementioned link, you will have a better understanding of how to create a post, but not the FrontMatter yaml supported by default. We support the following FrontMatter yaml by default:

• title: is the title of the post and shown as the large header for the post
• subtitle: is the subtitle of the post and shown as subtext to the main header
• tags: an array of categories for the post. Each tag produces an index of tagged pages
• bigimg: an array of images which will rotate behind the title of the post
• comments: allow disqus comments on the post

title: Deploying a Resource Manager Template
subtitle: Building infrastructure with Ruby on Azure
tags:
  - Ruby
  - IaaS
bigimg:
  - /images/hero-partners.png
  - https://udemy-images.udemy.com/course/750x422/8082_e627_11.jpg
  - https://images7.alphacoders.com/679/thumb-1920-679140.png
comments: true

You can find a sample draft in the _drafts folder.

Open a pull request with your changes and upon merge, your post will be deployed to https://azure.github.io.

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request that targets the Jekyll branch. The master branch is intended for generated html only, not contributions.

azure.github.io is free software released under the MIT License.