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Yes. When I write for my github pages blog, my edit-compile-debug cycle includes pushing to github and seeing how my post is rendered. I often get several minor
by philh 10y ago
Yes. When I write for my github pages blog, my edit-compile-debug cycle includes pushing to github and seeing how my post is rendered. I often get several minor edit pushes in a row.
If I had jekyll set up on my home environment, I could avoid that - but if the environment was different from github's, then I'd only be able to avoid it most of the time.
- incogitomode 10y agoGitHub provides a gem that does a decent job of replicating their Pages environment. It's not well advertised, but does work well [1]. [1] https://github.com/github/pages-gem https://github.com/github/pages-gem