Welcome to my professional webpage. I forked and modified it from Hydejack. The Github webpage counterpart can no longer render mathematical formula, hence I simply copy the compiled code and deploy at netlify instead.

What I like in this template

• Simple yet beautiful theme.
• You can write mathematical formula.
• A handful of social icons to pick.
• Suitable to showcase your profile as well as blogging.

How to create yours

1. Clone or download this repository to your local machine.

2. Full documentation can be found here. I opt for running it locally on Windows, following this post, with minor adjustment:

   • Install Ruby. Ruby+Devkit 2.5.X (x64) installer contains both Ruby and Ruby Devkit.
   • Install Jekyll: open Terminal/Command Prompt and input:

   gem install jekyll
   gem install bundler:1.16.1

   • Move to the downloaded repo, where _config.yml is located, open Gemfile and modify:

   gem "jekyll"   # -> run in local machine
   # gem "github-pages", group: :jekyll_plugins # -> run in Github 

   • In Terminal:

   bundle install
   jekyll serve --incremental

   NOTE: If failed, you may try bundle exec jekyll serve --incremental.

   • Open browser, e.g. Chrome, and enter http://localhost:4000 to the address bar.

   • You can try to modify my page and refresh browser to see the changes take effect. Thanks to --inceremental parameter, it usually takes 3 seconds to rebuild the page.

   NOTE: The auto-generated site is located in _site directory. To add new content, it must not be inside this directory. If you add/remove a new page, you should 1) interrupt terminal, 2) delete _site directory, then 3) rerun jekyll serve --incremental again.

3. Have fun!

   NOTE: before commiting and pushing to Github, remember to remodify Gemfile.

How my page is organized

• assets: contains images used.
• _data: contains authors.yml showing author profile.
• blog\_posts: contains the raw content of new posts. You create a new blog page inside here, but note that the date must be today or earlier, not in the future.
• about.md: content of About's page.
• news.md: content of News' page.
• projects.md: content of Projects' page.
• _site: where generated website located. Remember to update the inside robots.txt/sitemap.xml with robots_netlify.txt/sitemap_netlify.xml so your website can be indexed by Google. Another way is submitting the web url to https://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ to auto-generate. Do verify via Google Search Console.

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