From the course: Create Your Own Data Blog with Quarto and Python

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Setting up a GitHub repository for your data blog

Setting up a GitHub repository for your data blog

From the course: Create Your Own Data Blog with Quarto and Python

Setting up a GitHub repository for your data blog

- [Instructor] You'll need a GitHub repository for your blog, not only for the normal version control features of Git and GitHub, but it's also how you'll publish your blog for others to read. I've created a template repo for you here. It's built with a dev container to give you all the tools you need to get started. All of my examples are built up from here. You're welcome to use this repo by simply clicking on Fork. Or, if you prefer your own approach to environment management, please feel free to create your own repo from scratch. You will not get stuck. If you can't quite implement something I'm showing you, then at any time, you can switch to my example repo and use one of the code spaces. I've got you. Okay, there are two choices I'm going to show you for publishing your blog so others can actually read it. GitHub Pages and Netlify. GitHub Pages is really simple to set up. There are two buttons to click in the…

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