Glossary
This glossary explains all the tags used for blog articles, providing clear definitions and context to help readers understand their purpose and usage.
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- _config.yml
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A configuration file in Jekyll used to define global settings for the site, such as title, theme, and plugins.
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- _includes
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A directory in Jekyll for reusable snippets or partial templates that can be inserted into other layouts using Liquid tags.
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- _layouts
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A directory in Jekyll where layout templates are stored, defining the structure of pages and posts in the site.
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- _posts
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A special directory in Jekyll where blog posts are stored. Files in this directory are named with a specific format (YYYY-MM-DD-title.adoc) to organize posts chronologically and generate pages automatically.
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- AsciiDoc
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A lightweight markup language for writing documentation and content in plain text, offering advanced features beyond Markdown.
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- blog
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A regularly updated website or web page, often written in an informal or conversational style, containing articles or posts on specific topics.
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- bundler
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A Ruby tool that manages dependencies and ensures the correct versions of gems are used in a project.
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- CI/CD
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Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment, practices that automate the building, testing, and delivery of software to improve development efficiency.
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- example
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A sample or instance used to illustrate a concept, explain functionality, or demonstrate a feature.
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- git
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A distributed version control system used to track changes in code, collaborate on projects, and manage software development history.
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- GitLab
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A web-based DevOps platform that provides Git repository management, continuous integration, and issue tracking, commonly used for version control and collaboration.
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- GitLab Pages
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A feature provided by GitLab for hosting static websites directly from a Git repository. It integrates with GitLab CI/CD pipelines, allowing users to deploy sites created with static site generators like Jekyll or Hugo.
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- installation
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The process of setting up software on a system, including copying files and configuring necessary components for proper operation.
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- Jekyll
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A static site generator that transforms plain text files into websites, blogs, or documentation, using templates and Liquid.
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- Liquid
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A template language used in Jekyll and Shopify for dynamic content rendering, including logic, loops, and filters.
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- local
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Refers to resources or processes that run on a user’s own computer, as opposed to being hosted on a remote server.
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- page
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An individual, non-chronological content file on a website, such as an 'About' or 'Contact' page.
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- permalink
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A permanent URL structure that links to a specific page or post on a website. Permalinks are designed to remain unchanged and improve SEO and user navigation in systems like Jekyll.
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- post
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An individual entry or article published on a blog or website, typically with its own unique URL. In Jekyll, posts are stored in the '_posts/' directory.
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- quickstart
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A concise guide to help users get started with a tool, framework, or application quickly and efficiently.
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- Ruby
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A dynamic, open-source programming language focused on simplicity and productivity, often used in web development and Jekyll.
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- setup
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The configuration or initialization of a system or software, typically done after installation to ensure it functions according to user preferences or requirements.
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- syntax
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The set of rules and structure governing how elements in a programming or markup language must be arranged to be correctly interpreted by the system.
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- troubleshooting
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The process of identifying, diagnosing, and resolving problems or issues in software, hardware, or systems. Troubleshooting often involves systematic testing, error analysis, and applying fixes to restore normal functionality.
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- tutorial
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A step-by-step guide designed to teach users how to use a tool, framework, or application, often with practical examples.
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