Jekyll Static Site - Best Practices, Tips and Tricks
Jekyll is one of the most static site generator (SSG). It empowers developers to generate static site quickly and easily. And this can be hosted on Github (with in-built support for Jekyll). Currently it is a great tool for building blogs, portfolios and other websites.
How Stuff Works - Advance Jekyll
Jekyll is a static site generator. That means, that you give some info to it and get HTML pages as a result. It’s ok when the site is pretty simple or even single page. What about more complicated websites? Will Jekyll handle it? Will it be convenient?
Risk in system design
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Team should work like an open source project
Your team should work like an open source project. On the artificial adoption of open source process and communication in software development organizations.
Design Patterns
In software engineering, design patterns are software development patterns that make code re-usable and less bug-prone. These are tried and tested patterns that fit in particular scenarios.
How does it work - Core Javascript (Part 2)
How does it work - Core Javascript (Part 1)
Liquid References for Jekyll
GIT TIP#3 Cherry pick - only pick what is needed
Git is most popular distributed version control system used by developers now a days. And most popular workflow being used is of feature-branch-workflow. In this developer working on feature would shoot off a new branch called feature-branch and give it a meaningful name.
How stuff work Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
Whenever you visit a page on the web, your computer uses the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to get that page from another computer somewhere on the Internet.