TODO

DONE Fix line wrapping in posts DONE Fix headings in posts DONE Fix lists in posts DONE Add updated code highlighting DONE Add photo DONE Update the "About" page DONE Mark in progress posts as "draft" DONE Remove sample posts DONE Remove sample images DONE Finish downloading images and updating all image references DONE Add "Schedule" page

Fix tag pages Will I have to generate the site locally and then post to GitHub pages??? To do this, should I create a different repo or can I have GitHub pages serve from the _site folder???

http://ixti.net/software/2013/01/28/using-jekyll-plugins-on-github-pages.html http://www.minddust.com/post/tags-and-categories-on-github-pages/

http://blog.meinside.pe.kr/Adding-tag-cloud-and-archives-page-to-Jekyll/

Adjust color scheme

Update README file

Finish writing Surface comparison post

Finish writing the GitHub Pages debugging post Test if the date in the post front matter makes a difference with this issue I don't think that it does... I think it's the date in the name of the file

To preview changes to the blog locally before publishing, run the following command:

bundle exec jekyll serve

1. Write up walkthrough of how to setup a JS project in VS Code
2. Write up opinion/advice on how to improve your development skills
3. Write up TS Meetup Editor Shootout summary
4. Write up blog with overview of the year in TypeScript
5. Write up blog with steps to migrate a DB to Azure
6. Write up review of the View-Master Virtual Reality Starter Pack

Using Jekyll with Pages

This theme was created on top of Jekyll Clean theme by Scotte, you can view the original version in action on his blog.

• Get it from github.
• See the live demo.
• See it in action on my own blog.

This theme uses some parts of Twitter Bootstrap, which allows it to look nice on a mobile devices using a collapsable nav bar and hiding the sidebar.

Optionally you can use:

• Disqus as a comments system;
• Google Analyticse;
• Yandex Metrika;
• Blog tags.

All these features could be set up in _config.yml. Also you can have social icons which could lead to your social accounts. Out-of-the box it has: LinkedIn, GitHub, StackOverflow, LastFm, Instagram. You can easily add more by putting svg images in a /css/social folder.

If you don't have your own blog you can clone this repository and put your articles in a _posts folder. If you already have your own blog then I think you can clone this repository and copy-paste content keeping your _posts folder.

After you will have to set up your _config.yml

The content of this theme is distributed and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License

This license lets others distribute, remix, tweak, and build upon your work,
even commercially, as long as they credit you for the original creation. This
is the most accommodating of licenses offered. Recommended for maximum
dissemination and use of licensed materials.

In other words: you can do anything you want with this theme on any site, just please provide a link to the original theme on github.

This theme includes the following files which are the properties of their respective owners:

• js/bootstrap.min.js - bootstrap
• css/bootstrap.min.css - bootstrap
• js/jquery.min.js - jquery