joshldavis.com

My personal web page: joshldavis.com.

Posts

• The Beginning of a Beautiful Blogship
• The Path to Dijkstra's Handwriting
• The Difference Between TDD and BDD
• The New Google Map's User Experience
• The Legacy of the Clicky Keyboards
• The Rise of the Gang of Four with Rust
• Phil Zimmermann, Creator of PGP, Quote on Government & Crypto from 1996
• Program to an Interface, Fool
• Verification is Often Easier than Creation
• Where Do I Sign Up to Change the World?
• C: A Minute to Learn... A Lifetime to Master
• My Favorite Elon Musk Quote
• Never Save Anything for the Swim Back. Ever
• The Differences Between Imperative and Functional Programming. Part 1.
• GitHub + University: How College Coding Assignments Should Work
• Doing Your Homework in LaTeX
• My New Site to Demand Two Factor Auth Support
• Vim Tab Madness. Buffers vs Tabs
• A Beginner's Tutorial for knitr
• Josh Uses This
• Put Yourself Out There: The Myth of the Genius Programmer
• GitHub + University: A Follow Up
• Oh-my-zsh is the Disease and Antigen is the Vaccine
• Heavy-handed HackerNews: Mods are Unnecessarily Editing Titles and Swapping URLs
• The Similarity of the World in Gattaca and the World Elon Musk Envisions

Running

It's easy to run everything locally to test it out. Either you can have plain [Jekyll][jekyll] installed or you can use [Bundler][bundler] to manage everything for you.

Using Bundler

1. To install Bundler, just run gem install bundler.
2. Install dependencies in the [Gemfile][gemfile], bundle install.
3. Run Jekyll: bundle exec jekyll serve --watch. The --watch is optional and makes Jekyll watch for file changes.

Using Vanilla Jekyll

1. Install Jekyll if you don't already have it: gem install jekyll.
2. Run Jekyll: jekyll serve --watch. The --watch is again optional.

Testing

To run HTML proofer on the contents, just run:

$ bundle exec rake

License

The following directories and their contents are Copyright Josh Davis. You may not reuse anything therein without my permission:

• _posts

All other directories and files are MIT Licensed. Feel free to use the HTML and CSS as you please. If you do use them, a link back to http://github.com/jdavis/jdavis.github.com would be appreciated, but is not required.