My way of getting started with Ruby and Jekyll. Using to manage my various notes.

1. Serve the site with Jekyll recommends Bundler. This program tracks dependencies on a per-project basis.

   $ bundle exec jekyll serve

   or use the Jekyll program directly,

   $ jekyll serve

2. Open localhost:4000

• Record progress on learning, take notes.
• Learn about static site generators.
• Using Ruby and Jekyll.
• Create a custom website running on Jekyll and Sass.
• Deploy a Jekyll site to GitHub pages.

-[x] Add sections for AWS and Azure learning -[x] Write function for multiple choice question (javascript) -[ ] Add more structure to the ToCs (tables of content) -[ ] Outline goals for each section -[ ] Self set deadlines for the goals

Edited by Jacob Miske.

Bootstrapped from code by:

• Tania Rascia

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.