Ruby-Doc.org: Documenting the Ruby Language Getting Started with Jekyll (plus a Free Bootstrap 3 Starter Theme) Jekyll is a simple and blog-aware static site generator built in Ruby. In laymen terms, it’s just a tool to let you have all the cool features of a full-blown CMS without having to worry about managing a database. This means hosting is extremely easy and scalable since all you’re doing is managing a bunch of files. In this tutorial, we’ll cover everything you need to know to get started. It doesn’t matter if your a seasoned Ruby developer or have never written a line of Ruby in your life. You can check-out a demo the blog we’re building here or dive straight into the theme’s code here. Bootstrap 3 integratedOrganized global variablesAll config settings setupPages setup in their own folderSimple BS3 pagination demoDead simple layout simple.gitignore already setupMultiple post options: Featured Image, Video, Lead Text, etc.Category and tag integrationHuge, in-your-face, blog-style you can easily change (accepting pull requests) Jekyll Benefits Simple Jekyll is really flexible. Static gem -v
Ruby Programming Language Flowchart Guide ( Complete Flowchart Tutorial with Examples ) Hello! This is the blog. Creately helps you draw beautiful diagrams suprisingly fast! Learn More Hide this This is the only Flowchart guide you will ever need. History of Flowcharts Flowcharts were introduced by Frank Gilberth in 1921, and they were called “Process Flow Charts” at the beginning . Flowchart Symbols Meaning Flowchart Symbols Before drawing flowcharts you need to understand the different symbols used in Flowcharts. Most people don’t know about some rarely used flowchart symbols like Sequential access storage, Direct data, Manual Input etc. How to Draw a Flowchart Flowcharts can be categorized into four main types. If you are drawing a flowchart with many responsible parties you can group them together using swim lanes. Below video shows how to draw a flowchart using Creately. Flowchart Templates and Examples Although you can start drawing flowcharts by scratch it is much easier to use templates. Support Process Flowchart Template Flowchart Best Practices More Diagram Tutorials
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