Really stupid post, what to do with website files

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  • pages-gem

    A simple Ruby Gem to bootstrap dependencies for setting up and maintaining a local Jekyll environment in sync with GitHub Pages

  • If it's a static website, with no server-side component needed than you could even host that website for free on something like Netlify or GitHub Pages. If you search for something like "how to host a static website" you might get some decent results that explain how to do this.

  • Visual Studio Code

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  • As for making changes, you would do that locally, on your own computer—just like you would with a PDF file before sending it off in an email, for example. You'll need something like VS Code or another code editor to edit the files.

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