Host Website on GitHub Pages (The Easy Way)

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Vue.js

Maybe you really don't want to spend a penny on this, but want to use absolute links in your project. Well, there is another workaround for this, but it takes a little more experience, and I won't really cover it much here. If you are building a serious website, you are hopefully at least using a static site generator like 11ty, Nuxt, or just a single page application tool like Vue. Each of these have ways to set the root of your project using a path prefix. Here is 11ty's configuration, Nuxt's configuration, and Vue's configuration. I am sure if you are using something else, it will have a similar configuration for you.

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Nuxt.js

Maybe you really don't want to spend a penny on this, but want to use absolute links in your project. Well, there is another workaround for this, but it takes a little more experience, and I won't really cover it much here. If you are building a serious website, you are hopefully at least using a static site generator like 11ty, Nuxt, or just a single page application tool like Vue. Each of these have ways to set the root of your project using a path prefix. Here is 11ty's configuration, Nuxt's configuration, and Vue's configuration. I am sure if you are using something else, it will have a similar configuration for you.

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GitHub Desktop

The second way is to use GitHub Desktop which is a desktop application that handles all of your git commands for you, and can link your local files on your computer to your GitHub account online. When I first started with Git, I didn't know a single thing about the command line like traditional Git courses teach you. I got along just fine for a few years because of GitHub Desktop.

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Eleventy

Maybe you really don't want to spend a penny on this, but want to use absolute links in your project. Well, there is another workaround for this, but it takes a little more experience, and I won't really cover it much here. If you are building a serious website, you are hopefully at least using a static site generator like 11ty, Nuxt, or just a single page application tool like Vue. Each of these have ways to set the root of your project using a path prefix. Here is 11ty's configuration, Nuxt's configuration, and Vue's configuration. I am sure if you are using something else, it will have a similar configuration for you.

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