+ [2017-01-13T16:54:03Z] pockets before that my personal github pages just redirected to an html/css version of my resume
+ [2017-01-13T16:55:18Z] pockets ah there we go
+ [2017-01-13T16:55:23Z] pockets github page builds were down too lol
+ [2017-01-13T16:58:00Z] jaybe ;p
+ [2017-01-13T16:58:05Z] jaybe i don't use GHP

message no. 160967

Posted by allejo in #jekyll at 2017-01-13T03:19:16Z

the license for [[ jekyllrb.com ]] is MIT, same as the project. so i don't see why you couldn't use it provided you respect the license
+ [2017-01-14T15:12:46Z] elliy Hi all, I'm a newbie looking for some advice regarding using Travis CI and Jekyll. I've been following this guide (https://kjaer.io/travis/) but I can't seem to understand which files go into which folder. Otherwise, I sort of understand how the process is supposed to work.
+ [2017-01-14T15:12:47Z] jekyllrb Title: Travis CI deployments to DigitalOcean (at kjaer.io)
+ [2017-01-14T15:12:58Z] elliy Any help would be greatly appreciated!
+ [2017-01-14T15:47:20Z] parsnip elliy: is `jekyll serve` already working? it's not clear what your specific problem is.
+ [2017-01-14T15:53:05Z] elliy parsnip: I'll try to describe it as precisely as I can. I have installed Jekyll, and can 'jekyll serve' on its own. I have installed Travis CI, and have set up some of the scripts to deploy it (which includes a 'jekyll build').