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How to create a Helm chart repository with Chartpress, Travis CI, GitHub Pages and Jekyll

Oct 28, 2019 19 minute read #kubernetes, #helm, #github-pages, #jekyll

Helm has become a pervasive tool in the Kubernetes community for packaging, managing, upgrading and distributing applications. It uses a packaging format called charts which are a collection of templates that describe Kubernetes resources and can be configured by the user.
Collaborative article corrections in Jekyll

May 27, 2015 2 minute read #jekyll, #github, #collaboration

Don’t you find it really useful when you publish an article on your blog and then someone comes up to you and says:
Simple reading speed estimate in Jekyll

Feb 24, 2015 2 minute read #jekyll, #reading-speed

When browsing through off-the-shelf Jekyll themes recently I stumbled across one I really like called Pixyll. There are lots of things I like about the theme but one thing in particular is the reading speed estimate at the top of each article. Not only is it a nice feature but the code is simple and concise too!
Test your Jekyll blog with Travis CI

Feb 18, 2015 5 minute read #jekyll, #unit-test, #travis-ci, #github

Introduction

Testing your blog may sound like an odd thing to do, but if you’re running a Jekyll blog hosted on GitHub it is simple to set up and really useful for notifying you about broken links and other issues.

How to create a Helm chart repository with Chartpress, Travis CI, GitHub Pages and Jekyll