From the course: Create Your Own Data Blog with Quarto and Python
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Setting up your website project in your repo
From the course: Create Your Own Data Blog with Quarto and Python
Setting up your website project in your repo
- [Instructor] Let's get our data blog from an idea to a real thing by setting up a Quarto project for it. To do so we're in the 03_01b code space, and if you will take a look at the file list, we can see the files here for just for dev container and git files. This repo is not Quarto blog yet. Let's change that by going to the terminal. And in the terminal, we're going to use the command quarto, and then we're going to use sub command create project. We'll hit enter and we're asked what kind of project we want to create. Let's use the blog template so we can use the down arrow key if we want to, to select blog. We'll hit enter and it asks us which directory do we want our project to live in. I want our project to be in the root directory of our repository to keep it easy to work with. So we're going to type a slash. Now we need to give the blog a name. I'm going to go with A Blog With Python Thanks to Quarto. You should…
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Setting up your website project in your repo1m 58s
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Building and previewing your data blog3m 6s
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Creating your first blog post4m
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Adding images to your blog post3m 47s
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Understanding the overall structure of your blog5m 16s
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Drafts and frozen posts5m 6s
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Synchronizing your blog with GitHub2m 2s
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Publishing your blog to Netlify3m 10s
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Advice on setting up a custom domain2m 8s
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