A markdown website with everything I know about data science. Run with hugo locally: https://gohugo.io/. From the command line with: 'hugo serve'. Can also be viewed in Github: -> ../content/post
To serve this website locally you will need to (1.) have Hugo and a Sass-compiler installed and (2.) compile the Sass and serve the hugo site.
Use your favourite package manager to install fswatch, sassc and hugo. (All of these are available on Homebrew.)
In the root directory of the project, run bash serve.sh.
First, install hugo and node.js through a package manager or manually. Next, install node-sass globally from the command line:
npm install -g node-sass
Restart your terminal application. Make sure that node-sass --version works without errors. You will unfortunately have to recompile the css every time you change the scss file, using the following command:
node-sass scss/main.scss > static/css/style.css
Open a new terminal instance and start the hugo server:
hugo serve
Cheers. A.