Week assignments

• Introduce yourself
• Sign and upload Student Agreement
• Make a website and describe how you did it
• Document steps for uploading files to archive
• Push to the class archive

About me and my student agreement

You can find a short description of myself here
You can find a copy of the student agreement that every student has to sign here

My Jekyll-based website

Installation

Jekyll is written in Ruby sor I first installed ruby for windows
I then followed the "Quick-start Instructions" :

~ $ gem install bundler jekyll

~/thibault-chevreteau $ bundle install
~/thibault-chevreteau $ bundle exec jekyll serve

Edition

I downloaded the text editor atom to add content to my website. I mainly have to create/edit md files in which I write in HTML. The About and Final Project are root md files and weeks are md files in the _posts folder.
I can be led to do small changes in html, css and json files if I want to modify the theme.

My class archive

I am now able to edit and visit my website localy. To be able to commit and push my files to gitlab for my website to be online I proceed as follows.

Adding an SSH Key

To add an SSH key, I went to User Settings --> SSH Keys. I had to generate a new one and copied it :

ssh-keygen -t rsa -C "your.email@example.com" -b 4096
type %userprofile%\.ssh\id_rsa.pub | clip

Installing git and cloning my repository

I downloaded the git installer and followed the instructions.
I cloned my gitlab repository using the commands :

git clone my_gitlab_ssh.git thibault-chevreteau

Commiting and Pushing

Before commiting I had to modify the .gitlab-ci.yml file because I am using Jekyll. For that I used the gitlab repository of jekyll where I found an updated file.
I commited and pushed my files using the following commands :

git add .
git commit -m "My Message" -a
git push origin master