22 Sep 2017 • on this-blog • 142 words

Creating a Modern Blog

It seems like every competent - and worldly- computer engineer has a blog. After seven years of Controls Engineering, predominantly improving FrontEnd applications, I have decided to also force feed my thoughts to the internet, as stylishly as I can.

First things first, I will build a website with the following stack:

jekyll
- Blog posts made in easy to understand (Markup language)text files, in easy to understand/learn syntax. jekyll docs
- First post made in default Markdown Markdown Quick Reference
github pages
- These sites use a jekyll engine. Simply push jeykyll files for a site, from anywhere, to a git repository and the site updates is self. It’s described elsewhere as “self-aware.” github pages
- Free single site hosting per user
- Custom url support ((http://JummyTime.github.io) <=> (http://jimmy.fyi))

Dec 18, 2019

How we greet people

I’ll mind my own business when you un-busy my mind.

Jan 10, 2018

I just want to write content pt 2

…turning this into a running theme every time I borrow a fantastic idea for this site. I want to give credit where credit is due. Click here for the original post

Oct 10, 2017

I just want to write content pt 1

What good is this site if I’m too busy tooling around with the platform to generate content?

Sep 23, 2017

First mobile update

Here’s a first mobile update while waiting in the airport, headed to Michigan for work. I wanted a mobile workflow to give me as much control as possible while avoiding contact with GitHub via browser. In summary - though I went through some trial and error - I ended up going with:

Sep 23, 2017

First mobile update

Here’s a first mobile update while waiting in the airport, headed to Michigan for work. I wanted a mobile workflow to give me as much control as possible while avoiding contact with GitHub via browser. In summary - though I went through some trial and error - I ended up going with:

Sep 22, 2017

Creating a Modern Blog

It seems like every competent - and worldly- computer engineer has a blog. After seven years of Controls Engineering, predominantly improving FrontEnd applications, I have decided to also force feed my thoughts to the internet, as stylishly as I can.