This web site is mostly a way for me to learn to git and github. Along the way I discovered Jekyll software to make "Simple, blog-aware, static sites"

I am loving Jekyll. A number of years ago I wrote some python scripts to help me build my own static web site. Jekyll does the same thing but with many more features than my simple python scripts. I realize that I don't need full blown database generated web pages. My needs are much more modest.

git is a version control system that works hand-in-hand with the code repository github.io. The usual way to use it is to write the code on your computer and use git to "push" your code to the github web site for serving it. Github has a default Jekyll pages website for each user account, if you set it up. My web site is http://profhuster.github.io/.

This is all a great find for me!