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Deploying and managing a Jekyll site efficiently are crucial aspects of web development. This lesson will guide you through various deployment options and provide insights into maintaining and updating your site.
Jekyll sites can be deployed in several ways, depending on your preferences and needs.
GitHub Pages is a popular choice for hosting Jekyll sites due to its simplicity and integration with Git repositories.
Regular maintenance ensures your site runs smoothly and remains secure.
bundle update
Deploying and maintaining a Jekyll site is straightforward but requires attention to detail. By following best practices, you can ensure your site remains secure, up-to-date, and performs well.
Deploy your Jekyll site to GitHub Pages. Then, perform an update, like adding a new post or changing the theme, and push the changes.
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