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# Write a new Blog Post (readmy) # Write a new Blog Post
1. Create a new file in `/src/posts/`. 1. Create a new file in `/src/posts/`.
- You can create it in the VSCode sidebar, or in the windows flie manager, or in the terminal. It doesn't matter. - You can create it in the VSCode sidebar, or in the windows flie manager, or in the terminal. It doesn't matter.
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- `image` should correspond to the name of a file in `/src/assets/images/posts/` - `image` should correspond to the name of a file in `/src/assets/images/posts/`
# See changes quickly # See changes quickly during development
If you run your site in development mode using the following command, your changes will appear in the browser whenever a file is saved. If you run your site in development mode using the following command, your changes will appear in the browser whenever a file is saved.
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Open http://localhost:8080 with your favorite browser to see your blog. Open http://localhost:8080 with your favorite browser to see your blog.
# Deploy to Production # Deploy changes to Production
When you are done making changes, use the following command. Your site will be built in production mode, and it will be served at a temporary local port so you can look at it in the browser. When you are done making changes, use the following command. Your site will be built in production mode, and it will be served at a temporary local port so you can look at it in the browser.
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Now, your blog is ready to be deployed. All generated files are located at `_site` folder, which you can deploy with any hosting service. Now, your blog is ready to be deployed. All generated files are located at `_site` folder, which you can deploy with any hosting service.
# Pull down Spencer's changes from the git repo
Go to the Source Control panel (Ctrl+Shift+G) and click the 🔃 Synchronize Changes button under **Source Control Repositories**.
# Push up your own changes to the git repo
1. Save your work
2. Go to the Source Control panel (Ctrl+Shift+G). You should see pending changes.
3. Type a short explanation of your change into the **message** text box.
4. Click commit.
5. Click yes (or always) to 'stage changes and commit them directly'.
6. Click 'Sync Changes'
# Glossary of Terms # Glossary of Terms
## Markdown ## Markdown