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title: Why Jekyll with GitBook
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author: Tao He
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date: 2019-04-27
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category: Jekyll
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layout: post
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GitBook is an amazing frontend style to present and organize contents (such as book chapters
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and blogs) on Web. The typical to deploy GitBook at [Github Pages][1]
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is building HTML files locally and then push to Github repository, usually to the `gh-pages`
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branch. However, it's quite annoying to repeat such workload and make it hard for people do
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version control via git for when there are generated HTML files to be staged in and out.
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This theme takes style definition out of generated GitBook site and provided the template
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for Jekyll to rendering markdown documents to HTML, thus the whole site can be deployed
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to [Github Pages][1] without generating and uploading HTML bundle every time when there are
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changes to the original repository.
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[1]: https://pages.github.com
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