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README.md

jamestmartin.me

This is the source code for my personal website, jamestmartin.me.

Installation

This project is built using Jekyll, a static site generator.

To install this website, you must first install Jekyll. Next, install all necessary modules with bundle exec.

To build the site, run bundle exec jekyll build. To rebuild the site continuously as updates are made, run bundle exec jekyll build --watch. The web root for the website will be _site/. You may point your web server there and the site will work with no additional effort.

To work on the site without installing full web server, use bundle exec jekyll serve.

Code Conventions

All of my code is valid HTML5 and CSS3 according to WHATWG standards

I follow the Google HTML/CSS Style Guide. Google recommends dropping optional tags wherever possible; I know how to write valid XHTML polyglot as well, but choose not to as per the style guide.