Code snippet tests 3

Thu, 23 Nov 2017 20:51:00 +0000

For some reasons when you click on the code snippet (markdown tripple back-tick fenced code) it just disappears. Anybody know why?

Testing 123

def hello():
  print('hello')

Code snippet tests 2

Thu, 23 Nov 2017 20:25:00 +0000

Fixed - see this GitHub Issue Log

For some reasons when you click on the code snippet (markdown tripple back-tick fenced code) it just disappears. Anybody know why?

Testing 123

hello 123
hello testing 123

Code snippet tests

Thu, 23 Nov 2017 20:00:00 +0000

Fixed - see this GitHub Issue Log

For some reasons when you click on the code snippet (markdown tripple back-tick fenced code) it just disappears. Anybody know why?

Testing 123

hello 123
hello testing 123

My first Jekyll blog on Github pages

Thu, 23 Nov 2017 18:00:00 +0000

I just spent one day building this blog with Jekyll and github page and it’s now up. Many thanks to Jalpc Jekyll Blog which I blatantly git cloned and tweaked to avoid building from scratch. It’s actually pretty great looking!

How I created this blog:

Pre-requisites:
- have a GitHub account
- have a read of these GitHub pages intros
- have some basic knowledge of writing documents in Markdown format.
- have these tools installed on the macbook:
  - rbenv: a tool that creates isolated Ruby environments
  - Install the latest Ruby within an isolated rbenv environment (so it does not mess with the local system)
  - Install jekyll and bundler - as per the jekyll official website
Build the site locally:
- git clone the repository Jalpc Jekyll Blog to the local macbook
- rename the repository to <github-user>.github.io. (In my case, atlas7.github.io. This is to make it mine)
- tweak the related files as instructed in the README.md document.
- use jekyll serve, or bundle exec jekyll serve to preview blog at http://127.0.0.1:4000/
- iterate a bit to make the blog looks good.
- when satisfied, commit the change. i.e. git add ., git commit -m "make it mine".
Deploy the site to GitHub Pages:
- on GitHub, create a new repository called <github-user>.github.io. In my case, atlas7.github.io.
- going back to the repository locally, change the remote path of origin to our one. i.e. git remote set-url https://github.com/<github-user>/<github-user>.github.io
- make sure our remote origin now points to our own GitHub repository. i.e. git remote -v
- push the local repository to GitHub. i.e. git push origin master
- Done!

Testing 123

This blog is written in Markdown format. Let’s try something out!

Here is a bash snippet:

cd ENV
source ./bin/activate

Here is a raw text snippet:

hello 123
hello testing 123

Here is a JavaScript code snippet:

const add = (a, b) => a + b
const c = add (10, 20)
console.log(c)  //=> print 30

Here is a Python code snippet:

def add(a, b):
  return a + b

c = add(10, 20)
print(c)  # print 30

Looking good!

Some previously mentioned now fixed:

Problem: for some reason when I click on the code snippet it disappears??? Fixed - see this GitHub Issue Log

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Code snippet tests 3

Code snippet tests 2

Code snippet tests

My first Jekyll blog on Github pages

Testing 123