Loading setup.md +13 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -4,6 +4,19 @@ title: Setup permalink: /setup/ --- Our lesson template is kept in the `swcarpentry/styles` repository. The `styles` repository is carefully curated so that changes made to it are easily mergable by downstream lessons. The `styles` repository contains various bits that take Markdown files and render them as a lesson web page. For more information on how to develop lessons and maintain them, see our [lesson-example](lesson-example). It will walk you through the basics of lesson design and how to use GitHub, Markdown and Jekyll for lesson development. Follow the instructions below to make your own empty lesson in your own GitHub account. Once you've done that you can just write Markdown code and have lesson web pages just like the [lesson-example](lesson-example) and all of our other lessons. Requirements: * A GitHub account * A working python environment to run the lesson initialization script * (Optional) A local install of [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/) which will require the Ruby language to be installed ## Creating a New Lesson We will assume that your user ID is `timtomch` and the name of your Loading Loading
setup.md +13 −0 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -4,6 +4,19 @@ title: Setup permalink: /setup/ --- Our lesson template is kept in the `swcarpentry/styles` repository. The `styles` repository is carefully curated so that changes made to it are easily mergable by downstream lessons. The `styles` repository contains various bits that take Markdown files and render them as a lesson web page. For more information on how to develop lessons and maintain them, see our [lesson-example](lesson-example). It will walk you through the basics of lesson design and how to use GitHub, Markdown and Jekyll for lesson development. Follow the instructions below to make your own empty lesson in your own GitHub account. Once you've done that you can just write Markdown code and have lesson web pages just like the [lesson-example](lesson-example) and all of our other lessons. Requirements: * A GitHub account * A working python environment to run the lesson initialization script * (Optional) A local install of [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/) which will require the Ruby language to be installed ## Creating a New Lesson We will assume that your user ID is `timtomch` and the name of your Loading
