Overview:

This is a static website powered by Jekyll and serves as a personal blog. It utilizes site analytics through plausible.io, which is a private, cookie-free, and open-source analytics tool. The blog is open to contributions and encourages users to fork the repository and make pull requests for any errors or improvements.

Features:

• Static Website: The blog is built using the Jekyll framework, making it a static website that is fast and efficient.
• Plausible.io Analytics: The website utilizes plausible.io for site analytics, providing insights without the need for cookies and ensuring user privacy.
• Open for Contributions: Users are encouraged to fork the repository and make pull requests for any improvements, errors, or content suggestions.

Installation:

To install and run the blog locally, follow these steps:

1. Ensure that you have bundler and Ruby installed on your system.
2. Clone the repository to your local machine.
3. Install the dependencies by running the command bundle install.
4. Run the command jekyll serve to start the local server.
5. The blog should now be running at localhost:4000 on your browser.

Summary:

This is a static blog powered by Jekyll that utilizes plausible.io for site analytics. It encourages contributions and provides a guide for installing and running the blog locally.