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# clone repo git clone https://github.com/ssiddique-info/jekyll_docker_blog.git # cd and install jekyll cd jekyll_docker_blog sudo gem install jekyll make serve
On Windows, you can use RubyInstaller . You need to work with Jekyll through the command line. Follow the documentation to install Ruby and Jekyll on Windows .
# clone repo git clone https://github.com/ssiddique-info/jekyll_docker_blog.git # cd and install jekyll cd jekyll_docker_blog sudo gem install jekyll make serve
Unlike blogging engines or CMSs like Wordpress or Ghost, the end result of Jekyll is not executable programs, but static HTML files. Therefore, you don't need PHP, Node, databases and powerful hosting to host your site. Serving static files creates a minimum load on the server, so most often the cheapest hosting is sufficient.