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Posts go in the _posts folder and need to be named YYYY-MM-DD-<whatever>.(html|md)

The files need to have a FrontMatter section setting the title and author of the post (and maybe other stuff as well, later on). E.g.

---
title: The title of the post
author: Your Name
---

Adding <!--more--> into the text will treat the preceding text as the excerpt to be used on the overview page.

Please use h4 (#### in markdown) by default for section headers.

Installing Jekyll Locally

The following assumes you are using Windows

  1. Download and install ruby from here (~17mb)
  2. Download and extract the DevKit from the same site (~42mb). In that folder run ruby dk.rb init and then ruby dk.rb install to include DevKit in the PATH. You need this for redcarpet.
  3. Install Jekyll gem install jekyll. If you need to go through a proxy you will need to add the -p switch after the install command. make sure your proxy url starts with http://. If you additionally need to ignore ssl errors, create the file %USERPROFILE%\.gemrc and add the following line: :ssl_verify_mode: 0 ~~ 4. Install redcarpet gem install redcarpetusing the proxy switch again if you need to.~~
  4. Install rouge gem install rougeusing the proxy switch again if you need to.
  5. Now you can preview the site by navigating to the directory of the blog and running jekyll serve

Github forces us to switch to kramdown/rouge for markdown parsing and syntax-highlighting. Not sure what that means for windows users yet. Might make all the redcarpet/devkit stuff obsolete.

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