Today, I completed CollectionBuilder’s Walkthrough for CSV! Below are some tips that I found helpful to operate the systems as a Linux user, including how to download Ruby, Jekyll, VS code, etc. I am content with what I learned today, and I am thrilled to move forward to the research phase of our project! You can also see my beautiful demo from here.
Installation
- Ruby tutorial: https://rubygems.org/pages/download
- Jekyll tutorial: https://jekyllrb-ja.github.io/docs/installation/ubuntu/
- VS code tutorial: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/linux
Navigation for VS code/Github
- Cloning from Github to VS code
- Open VS Code and Github on a laptop
- Copy the URL that ends with “.git” from the green button that says “code”
- From the start page of VS code, select “clone from Git” and make a clone from the GitHub
- Pasting a downloaded CSV file on VS code
- When pasting the CSV file from the download file to the VS code, select “share” in the folder for the targeted file to snatch the file link
- click on “_data” on VS code, create a new file
- Paste the link you copied from the download folder