Step 1

Build your static HTML website - you can use WordPress and the great wp2static plugin if you want.

Step 2

Jekyllify your static HTML (see the offical documentation)

Step 3

Add Netlify CMS (full guide)

Step 4

Git push - site is live!

Are you using Jekyll post build actions on Netlify? I was, had updated by build environment on my Mac (OS X Mojave).

I could not get it to build - the errors:

7:41:05 PM: You must use Bundler 2 or greater with this lockfile.
7:41:05 PM: Error during gem install
7:41:05 PM: Error running command: Build script returned non-zero exit code: 1
7:41:05 PM: Failing build: Failed to build site
7:41:05 PM: failed during stage ‘building site’: Build script returned non-zero exit code: 1

The Gemfile.lock had this line at the bottom:

BUNDLED WITH
2.0.1

So what was wrong, I was building my site with Bundler 2.

The problem was I was building with Bundler 2, but Netlify build servers are currently using 1.17.1. Thus Netlify build servers are currently out of date. So on my machine the fix is to run gem uninstall bundler and then use:

gem install -v 1.17.1

Delete the Gemfile.lock, and re-run bundler install. You should now have this in the Gemfile.lock:

BUNDLED WITH
1.17.2

Push to GitHub and the build should work.

Who knew?

It is an awesome platform - with free hosting. Wordpress bye bye…

When I started this twitter replacement, it was just a way to capture things I was finding whilst working. SQL stuff, Azure stuff, and now static HTML.

GitHub is my source control repository, push my commits causing Netlify to kick into action and boom, my website is updated. From Push to Build in one commit.

Isn’t technology amazing.

My evolution: _Overcast (subscriber) _Castro (subscriber) _Pocket Casts (paid for online and iOS)

What do you think is the current best practice for querying a graph database in Cosmos DB?

If you said Gremlin.NET, you’d be right!

Found #bug with executing USQL in a Visual Studio Solution. If you have multiple projects, you need to set the project with the script you want to run as the Startup project, otherwise VS runs the last USQL script you opened.

VS 2017 V15.5.6.

This will be the place for all my SQL and Azure tips. Problems, and hopefully solutions, I find.

If you want to discuss anything just @me here.

You can also find me on GitHub “philstollery”).