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ivanorsolic / oricodes

A website documenting my self-driving RC car project/Master's thesis and my ML/DL cookbooks. Built with Hugo, Grav and the Learn theme. Contains video demos, code, schematics, 3D models and Baby Yoda pics drawn by Van Gogh and Picasso.
https://ori.codes
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Drafts and #TODO's :: Ori Codes #2

Open utterances-bot opened 4 years ago

utterances-bot commented 4 years ago

Drafts and #TODO's :: Ori Codes

Ori's self-driving RC car

https://ori.codes/draft-and-todo/

nowhere-girl commented 4 years ago

Hey, I have an idea for your to-do list. Please make a tutorial of how to build this website. I really enjoy reading your website, especially that topic about camera-calibration. I also have IT background but not on web development, I literally have zero idea of how to build website, a little bit tutorial would be very nice.

ivanorsolic commented 4 years ago

Hey, thanks for the kind words! I'll gladly make a guide on how to make a website like this for you, I'll put it out in a day or two and ping you here so you can give me feedback on it, if you'd like. It's pretty simple, you'll have a similar website up and running in no time. :)

nowhere-girl commented 4 years ago

Can't wait for it ! Thanks !

ivanorsolic commented 4 years ago

Hey @nowhere-girl, I've put up the first part of the guide up, you can see it here. I've gone through the tools I use and how to install them, how to create a website using Hugo and a theme and how to publish and host it online (even on a custom domain) for free.

I'll write up how to use the same theme I'm using on ori.codes (Learn) right after Easter, and I'll write up how to create a presentation website using Hugo, like this one that I did for my Master's thesis presentation.

The one thing I realized I didn't write about is markdown itself, in which the source files for the web pages are written. It's pretty easy if you're using a markdown editor such as Typora and there are a bunch of great guides. I've learned markdown in a few minutes through a GitHub paper guide a GitHub employee gave me during a hackathon - here's a digital version if you'd like to check it out.

Until I post the rest of the guide I've mentioned above, let me know if you notice any errors or need any help in setting up your own website, I'll gladly help!

nowhere-girl commented 4 years ago

Hi, thanks a lot ! I'm gonna dive into it. I take a look at your presentation, it's even cooler than using Google Slide, maybe I'll use it from now on for presentation as well !