Introduction
Build a static site with Jekyll
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What you should know
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1. How Static Sites Work
How static sites work
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Advantages of static sites
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When to use static sites
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Choosing a static site tool
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2. Set Up Jekyll
Why Jekyll?
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Install Jekyll
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Install Git
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Create a new Jekyll site
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Preview the site
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Install a theme
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The site configuration file
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3. Build a Website
Add a post
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Edit front matter content
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Add a page
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Add static content
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Customize the error page
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Generate the site files
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Learn more about Jekyll
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4. Prepare for Publishing
Publishing options for static sites
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Set up GitHub
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Set up Travis CI
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Get a domain name
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Choose your deployment option
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5. Deploy via FTP
Deploy via FTP overview
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Set up Node and npm
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Connect to the server
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Collect the local files
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Remove old files from the server
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Upload the site content
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Deploy via FTP with Travis CI
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FTP next steps
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6. Deploy to AWS
Deploy to AWS overview
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Set up Amazon S3
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Set up Amazon CloudFront
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Configure DNS
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Define an AWS user
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Deploy to AWS with Travis CI
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7. Deploy with Netifly
Deploy with Netlify overview
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Deploy your site with Netlify
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Add a custom domain and HTTPS
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Conclusion
Deployment recap
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Next steps
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Ex_Files_Static_Site_Jekyll.zip
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