Deploy your website with Github Pages

All of us devs, at one point or other, would have wanted to have a personal website of our own, just to showcase our online presence or for fun. So here, I worked on my landing site and deployed it to github.

Usually creating a personal website would involve buying/registering a domain name, finding a free/paid hosting service, developing your site and uploading it to the hosting provider.

But with GitHub Pages, publishing your static site is as easy as drinking a coffee.

  You need a GitHub account (you obviously have one already)

  Create a new repo with the name {username}.github.io

  Clone the repo and create an index.html file

  Add some content and git push

  Voila! Your site should be live at https://{username}.github.io in seconds.

Github Pages

To view the link to your published repo on gh-pages,it is located at the
settings on your github repo.

 Scroll down to github pages.

 Click the link "your site is published at: https//{username}.github.io/"

Developer Landing Page

I wanted a Dev Landing Page to showcase everything I do online. And I wanted it to be minimal and right to the point. So I sat down and created this Dev Landing Page,with some HTML,CSS and JavaScript.

Here's my Dev Landing Page https://j3ffu633zy.github.io/

Thanks for reading,Happy Coding.