After creating a project page for Spot the Docs, I decided to make one for the #100DaysOfCode challenge. I chose Jekyll because of its widespread adoption and its reputation for syncing with GitHub.

This will be much cleaner than re-editing log.md every so often.

Keep forgetting that I renamed GitHub’s remote origin to github so I don’t confuse myself with remote heroku.

MkDocs’ built-in devserver (mkdocs serve) is a lot of fun. Auto-reload! It’s like instant render 💞

Not a fan of Jekyll’s, as I have to keep shutting down the server and restart whenever I make config changes…plus it’s not instantaneous.


Spot the Docs

  • setup MkDocs
  • figured out gh-pages
  • setup Jekyll