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I will explain here the complete steps to build your static website with Pelican and deploy it on GitHub Pages.
+But first, why use Pelican and not Wordpress or Dotclear, like back when I started my first blog?
+I was looking for:
+NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter won't fly on Mars anymore... The helicopter itself captured this color image showing the shadow of a rotor blade damaged during a rough landing.
+So one of the main exploration devices of the mission is broken, 225 million km away from Earth. There is of course no …
+ read more +NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter won't fly on Mars anymore... The helicopter itself captured this color image showing the shadow of a rotor blade damaged during a rough landing.
+So one of the main exploration devices of the mission is broken, 225 million km away from Earth. There is of course no …
+ read more +I will explain here the complete steps to build your static website with Pelican and deploy it on GitHub Pages.
+But first, why use Pelican and not Wordpress or Dotclear, like back when I started my first blog?
+I was looking for:
+NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter won't fly on Mars anymore... The helicopter itself captured this color image showing the shadow of a rotor blade damaged during a rough landing.
+So one of the main exploration devices of the mission is broken, 225 million km away from Earth. There is of course no …
+ read more +I compiled a list of the online trainings, followed or to follow, free or not. Impressive what the Internet has to offer!
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+Thank you for visiting. Welcome!
+ +I will explain here the complete steps to build your static website with Pelican and deploy it on GitHub Pages.
+But first, why use Pelican and not Wordpress or Dotclear, like back when I started my first blog?
+I was looking for:
+I used Ubuntu WSL on Windows because I had it setup from a Docker course that I followed recently and I quite liked it.
+So in the Terminal, type
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sudo apt install python3
+sudo apt install pelican
+sudo apt install pip
+Go where you want to create your blog:
+mkdir blog
+cd blog
+pelican-quickstart
+Leave the default values in the quickstart.
+Create a file and write a dummy post:
+Title: My First Review
+Date: 2024-02-23 10:20
+Category: Test
+
+This is a test.
+Save it under blog/content.
+Then run:
+pelican content
+Your site has now been generated inside the output/ directory.
+If you want to look at your generated site, run:
+pelican -l
+In case you have a GitHub account, you can use the GitHub pages to host the generated website.
+Make sure you are in your blog directory and initialize the git repo:
+git init
+Commit all your files locally (except the files not needed for the git repo):
+echo "output/" >> .gitignore
+echo "__pycache__/" >> .gitignore
+git add -all
+git commit -m "Initialize blog"
+Note:: the -A adds all unstaged files to the repo.
+Setup your GitHub pages locally:
+pip install ghp-import
+ghp-import ./output -m "Initial upload"
+Note: ghp-import will itself create your gh-pages branch and a new commit in it.
+Go to you GitHub account and create an empty git repository with these properties:
+Name: Same as your local blog directory; in my case: blog
+Description: My blog
+Gitignore: None;
+Licence: None;
+Initialize with README: No
+Set git remote
+git remote add origin git@github.com:<username>/blog.git
+Push your gh-pages to GitHub
+git checkout gh-pages
+git push origin gh-pages
+Note: +Normally, gh-pages should be set as your default branches now on GitHub.
+Wait a few seconds and check your blog on:
+https://username.github.io/blog/
+Warning: GitHub pages have of course limitations in site size and bandwith but that's good enough for me to write my articles and include some pictures.
+Optional:
+If you want to push your content and not only the generated site on GitHub, run:
+git add -A
+git commit -m "Initialize blog content"
+git push origin master
+That's all folks!
+NASA's Ingenuity Helicopter won't fly on Mars anymore... The helicopter itself captured this color image showing the shadow of a rotor blade damaged during a rough landing.
+So one of the main exploration devices of the mission is broken, 225 million km away from Earth. There is of course no way to repair it. Is that an engineering failure, in multi-billion dollar scientific expedition?
+Not at all.
+➡️ NASA over-engineered the helicopter so it ended up lasting way longer than the mission specs. Carrying on the tradition from Voyager and other probes, NASA JPL engineers did not go for the bare minimum.
+➡️ NASA is not hiding the issue. NASA is proud of the work achieved and is busy working on the root cause analysis, sharing as much as they know. Even the failure itself is actually a great science result.
+➡️ May be the case only on Mars (and Titan) but that's already a great confirmation of a badass concept. The science return we're going to get from it will be truly amazing.
+NASA's engineering teams truly represent what we should love about technology ❤️
+Sources:
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