Bulding the Webpage

For Jekyll reference see just_the_docs

The following pages are built in order to understand Computer Vision and Machine Learning

To deploy on heroku follow the steps in the link below (and use the gem files, rake files and proc files in this repo for reference)

The following files will need to be copied from this repo:

  • config.ru
  • Rakefile
  • Procfile
  • static.json
  • config.yaml (modify this file as per requirement)
  • Gemfile

And only if necessary:

  • Gemfile.lock
  • remove _sites from .gitignore

Run bundle once to intialize Run bundle exec jekyll serve Go to the specified webpage by the above command

After copying these files (or their necessary contents), install heroku cli and do heroku login:

curl https://cli-assets.heroku.com/install.sh | sh
heroku login

Then directly start with heroku create as per the below link and the other steps necessary (git push heroku master)

Deploy jekyll on heroku

Finally, go to heroku page -> settings -> change the name of the app and find the url

To better your experience of writing in code

Download the following extensions in vscode:

  1. Markdown All in one
  2. code runner (see youtube video on how to setup vscode for C++)

Shortcuts in general pour toi

  • Once Markdown all in one is installed, you can do ctrl+shift+v to see preview of markdown immediately
  • To run any C++ file it’s just ctrl+shift+n
  • If you want to bold any specific text in markdown just select the text by holding down ctrl+shift and using arrow keys to select the required text. Then once text is selected just do ctrl+b to bolden and ctrl+i to italicize
    • click on tab after using - for normal bullet pointing to get sub-points
  • To get numbered list continuously, in-between two headings 1. and 2. all content should be indented with 4 spaces in the markdown script

  • To shift between windows in ubuntu, just do windows_key+shift+right/left_arrow
  • To minimize or unmaximize any window in hold down alt and press space, then choose to minimize
  • To then maximize or move window to right half/left half of screen, windows_key+shift+right/left_arrow