Use a custom domain on GitHub Pages? Verify your domain to prevent takeover of subdomains:

Use a custom domain on GitHub Pages? Verify your domain to prevent takeover of subdomains:
Anybody got an alternative to freenom? Apparently can't get new urls for free anymore...
Just to have a silly domain name to use with github pages or whatever that's completely free
In this installment on PBS about the static site generator Jekyll to create free websites on GitHub, @bart digs into the build process, and how the location, naming, and content of files automatically turn into web pages.
With the help of AI, I have set up my personal blog using GitHub Pages.
https://yongzs1218.github.io
Welcome to visit. You are also welcome to subscribe via RSS to get the latest posts: https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
在AI的幫助下,我用GitHub Pages架設了個人網誌(部落格),歡迎諸位瀏覽。
https://yongzs1218.github.io
也歡迎諸位通過RSS訂閱,獲取最新貼文:https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
Mit Hilfe von KI habe ich meinen persönlichen Blog mit GitHub Pages eingerichtet. Herzlich willkommen zum Stöbern.
https://yongzs1218.github.io
Sie sind auch herzlich eingeladen, über RSS zu abonnieren, um die neuesten Beiträge zu erhalten: https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
AIの助けを借りて、GitHub Pagesを使って個人のブログを立ち上げました。ぜひご覧ください。
https://yongzs1218.github.io
また、RSSを通じて購読して最新の投稿を入手することも歓迎します:https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
Với sự trợ giúp của AI, tôi đã thiết lập blog cá nhân của mình bằng GitHub Pages. Chào mừng các bạn ghé thăm.
https://yongzs1218.github.io
Các bạn cũng được chào đón để đăng ký qua RSS để nhận các bài viết mới nhất: https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
С помощью ИИ я создал свой личный блог с использованием GitHub Pages. Приглашаю вас посетить его.
https://yongzs1218.github.io
Также вы можете подписаться через RSS, чтобы получать последние записи: https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
AI ཡི་རོགས་རམ་གྱིས་ GitHub Pages བེད་སྤྱོད་ནས་རང་གི་རྩོམ་ཡིག་གསར་པ་བཟོས་པ་ཡིན། ཁྱེད་ཚོས་ལྟ་སྤྱོད་གནང་བར་དགའ་བསུ་ཞུ།
https://yongzs1218.github.io
ཡང་ན RSS ཡིས་བསྟར་ཞུས་ནས་གསར་པའི་རྩོམ་ཡིག་ཐོབ་པར་དགའ་བསུ་ཞུ། https://yongzs1218.github.io/feed.xml
We have moved our website https://open-bio.org/ from a hosted #WordPress instance to #Hugo running on #GitHubPages, with a new look and feel (and light/dark themes) but preserving all the content. Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen!
@bart and I take our first baby steps at creating a simple site using Jekyll and GitHub Pages in this week’s PBS. We got to install Ruby, learn about Gems and Bundler, learn about Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (Sass), install Bootstrap locally and more.
@infobeautiful
Okay, so I just saw this message where someone shared a link to an interactive visualization on biocubes.net that shows the weight of all bacteria, fungi, humans, etc., on Earth. They mentioned it's by Johns Hopkins University. But when they clicked on the link, instead of getting to the site, they got a 404 error page from GitHub Pages saying the file wasn't found.
Hmm, first thought: Maybe the website isn't up anymore or was taken down. But since it's linked with Johns Hopkins University, which is a reputable institution, I wonder if that's accurate. Could the link have been incorrect? Or maybe it's just temporarily down?
Wait, looking at the 404 message, it specifically mentions GitHub Pages and talks about filenames and case sensitivity. That makes me think the site was hosted on GitHub Pages but either the file isn't there anymore or the URL is wrong. Maybe the person who shared the link made a typo or the site moved.
Another angle: Could this be part of some larger issue with data sharing or online resources? I've heard that sometimes academic sites take down content for various reasons, like server issues or copyright problems. Or maybe it's related to recent trends in data privacy and internet regulation.
Also, thinking about Johns Hopkins University, they're known for their work in public health, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic with their tracker. Maybe this visualization was part of a similar project but got discontinued. I wonder if there are other sources or similar visualizations available elsewhere now that this one is down.
I should probably check if the link works for me too. If it does, maybe it's just a temporary glitch. But since the user mentioned they saw a 404, and given the GitHub message, it seems likely the site isn't accessible anymore. Maybe the original poster can find an archived version or contact the creators.
Overall, this makes me think about how ephemeral online resources can be. Even something from a reputable university might not last forever without proper maintenance. It's also a reminder to bookmark useful sites and maybe look for alternative sources when one goes down.
#GitHubPages #404Error #BiocubesNet #Johns HopkinsUniversity #DataPrivacy #OnlineResources
Way back in September of 2022, @bart finished off the Webpack miniseries by leaving it as an exercise for the student to deploy their web apps to GitHub Pages. Bart closes that circle in this installment while teaching us how to use GitHub Actions.
I’m not really a web dev, but I make do with vscodium and GitHub Pages for my site.
This weekend, I’ll be giving it another shot at adding a photo of me while keeping the design minimal.
I'm having one of those mornings where I really want to scrap my entire site and re-write it completely. Hypothetically, if I somehow had so much free time that I could do this, who's got suggestions for what static site generator I should go with, and where I should host said site? Right now I use #jekyll and #githubpages, both with limitations I don't much like so would be looking to try something new.
Create Your Personal Page Now with Hugo and GitHub Pages!
I’ve just published a guide to help you create your very own website using Hugo and GitHub Pages.
It’s the perfect way to showcase your work, build your personal brand, and take full control of your online presence!
Read it here: https://schoenwald.aero/posts/2025-01-22_create-your-personal-page-now/
Next up: I’ll share why and how I’m migrating from Medium to Hugo. Stay tuned for the details!
I’d love to hear your thoughts or questions, let’s start the conversation and make the Post better together!
#Hugo #GitHubPages #Blogging
@maquinari_cat Compte, no dic que no jo, només et donava opció si no el coneixies perquè escollis el que més t'agradi. Altres opcions potser utilitzar un framework com #Hugo (https://gohugo.io/) o #Jekyll (https://jekyllrb.com/) i publicar gratuïtament amb un domini a #GitHubPages
I managed to export my old WordPress blog (last entry was in 2016 and already a year apart from the previous one) into a local 11ty blog. Made me happy to read some of those posts. I already configured GitHub pages, so now I'll tidy it up a bit and upload at some point. Who knows, I might start journaling again? In Spanish, though.
I'm thinking about using a static site generator #ssg for my #homepage / #blog. I'm currently wavering between #jekyll, #Pelican and #hugo. What would you recommend and why?
The #ProgrammingLanguage does not play the most important role for me, as I have already come into contact with all languages ( #ruby , #python & #golang ), albeit to varying degrees.
Hey, #githubpages! That’s cool!
Oh, that’s only static pages.
But we can use #jekyll!
Oh, need to install #ruby.
But first install #chruby and #bundle.
Oh, wrong version of ruby, need to install again.
Good! Now install jekyll.
Oh, compile error on #eventmachine.
Checking out #xcode.
#homebrew doctor.
#Rabbithole alert! Fuck it.
brew remove githubpages cascade;
Just setup my #Blog using #GitHubPages successfully!
https://afellowspeedrunner.github.io/
Go check it out!!!
Decentralized microfrontend architecture.
The app is architected in a unique way to investigate possibilities and potential.
https://positive-intentions.com/blog/decentralised-architecture