https://data-science-decaf.com/tag/blogdown/ Blogdown Source Themes Academic (https://sourcethemes.com/academic/)en-usTue, 11 Aug 2020 00:00:00 +0000 https://data-science-decaf.com/images/logo_hu7f872f874b791a2c5d6a39a172132b75_288841_300x300_fit_lanczos_2.png https://data-science-decaf.com/tag/blogdown/ https://data-science-decaf.com/post/first-post-new-website-made-with-blogdown/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 00:00:00 +0000 https://data-science-decaf.com/post/first-post-new-website-made-with-blogdown/ <p>Welcome to my new webpage.</p> <p>If you are interestend in how the website was created: I used an R package called blogdown - which uses hugo (<a href="https://gohugo.io/)">https://gohugo.io/)</a>. All development and changes were made in the RStudio IDE. I used the academic theme for hugo.</p> <p>The website itself can also be found on my GitHub Repo. I can only recommend using this approach, since a website update is basically just a git commit. Hosting is free (it is on GitHub). Of course this only works for static websites.</p> <p>I got inspired to build this website by a workshop about &lsquo;building a website with blogdown in R&rsquo; by Tatjana Kecojevic at European R Users Conference 2020 . Here is the material with a step to step guide: <a href="https://websiteinr.netlify.app/">https://websiteinr.netlify.app/</a>.</p>