This GitHub repository hosts the source code for the personal website and blog of Michael F. Collins, III. I use this website to publish technical topics of interest, share ideas and source code, and inform people who interested about what is happening in my professional and personal life. Most of my content is technical in nature and will cover software engineering with the occasional electrical and LEGO engineering happening. I'm also very active in the kitchen and I'll share new recipes that I cook from time to time.
This website is published to the Internet at https://michaelfcollins3.dev. Please feel free to check it out and follow me from there. If you're interested in how I am building my website and want to see the source code, feel free to check it out here.
Please review the license to understand the conditions for using the website and reusing the content or source code that is published to the website.
Before beginning to work with the source code, please read the software requirements and ensure that the required software is installed in your local development environment. Once your local development environment is configured, you can clone this repository locally from GitHub. To do so, open a terminal, navigate to a location in your file system where you want to store the Git repository, and run:
gh repo clone mfcollins3/websiteAfter cloning the repository, you must prepare your local project workspace for development. There are a few steps that you need to perform, but they have all been automated for you. You only have to run the setup script once, immediately after cloning the repository.
- Apple macOS or Linux: To run the
setupscript, in the terminal, run:
cd website
./setup.sh- Microsoft Windows: To run the
setupscript, in the terminal, run:
cd website
&./setup.ps1After the setup script completes, you are ready to build and run my website locally.