Local Development

The easy way is to use Bundler to set up and run Jekyll locally. For this, you will need Ruby and Bundler installed for your platform.

After cloning the repo or downloading the source files, open a terminal inside the source folder and run:

1. bundle install to install Jekyll and required plugins
2. bundle exec jekyll serve --incremental --trace

to make it available on a local server (typically http://localhost:4000/)

The --incremental flag ensures that any changes you make are reflected in your browser in real-time and the --trace option might be useful for debugging if things break while you are changing the source files.

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