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over 7 years ago from Adam Rasheed, Frontend Software Engineer
I don’t know of a good list of Jekyll tutorials that would be appropriate for any skill level. Here are 30 or so articles that helped me out along the way: https://pinboard.in/u:opattison/t:jekyll/t:howto (may be out of date – I first started bookmarking them over three years ago). Viewing source on Jekyll sites was invaluable as well – star every site you like on GitHub and dig in.
If you’re looking for help with something in particular, let me know. How to approach solving a problem in Jekyll depends on what your goal is. Most problems in Jekyll can be solved with either a foundation in Liquid (the templating language), some Ruby and project configuration, or a decent understanding of HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and pretty much everything can be solved with a combination of those disciplines. Let me know where you’re starting from and what you’re trying to do and I may be able to point you in the right direction.
I've got couple of questions, where can I reach out to you?
Denis: Best way is probably email: https://olivermak.es/about/ (don‘t want to post it here but it is the first prominent link on that page). Happy to help!
Also on Twitter at @olivermakes but Twitter is probably too short for questions.
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Does anyone know some good Jekyll tutorials?