The second iteration of chandrikadeb7.github.io built with Gatsby and hosted using GitHub Pages.

Previous iterations: Version 1

TL;DR

Yes, you can fork this repo. Please give proper credit by linking back to brittanychiang.com. Thanks!

Installation

Set Up

1. Install the Gatsby CLI (Use npm 10)

   npm install -g gatsby-cli

2. Install and use the correct version of Node (18 or 20) using NVM

   nvm install --force

3. Build using Gatsby

   gatsby build

4. Start the development server (localhost)

   npm start

Building and Running for Production (GitHub Pages)

1. Generate a full static production build

   gatsby build

2. Push to production

   npm run deploy

Color Reference

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues during installation or running your portfolio website, here are some troubleshooting tips:

• Ensure that you’ve installed the correct version of Node. You can verify by running

  node -v

  in your terminal. If the version is incorrect, reinstall using NVM.

• If Gatsby commands are not recognized, ensure that Gatsby CLI is properly installed using

  npm install -g gatsby-cli

  .

• Check the console for any error messages during the build or deployment process. They can provide valuable information on what went wrong.
• If you’re still facing challenges, consider reaching out to communities or forums specializing in Gatsby.
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Understanding the Code via Analogy

Imagine your portfolio website as a recipe for a delicious meal. Each step in the installation and deployment process represents a crucial ingredient and action needed to create the delightful dish that is your online presence.

• Installing the Gatsby CLI is like gathering your ingredients—essential for cooking up your site.
• Using NVM to manage your Node versions is like using the right cooking temperature—each recipe requires a precise setting for the best results.
• Building the site with Gatsby is akin to baking your dish; you must follow the recipe closely to ensure it comes out just right.
• Starting the development server (localhost) is like tasting your meal while cooking; it lets you check how everything is coming together in real-time.
• Generating a production build is like plating your dish for presentation; you want it to look appealing before serving it to your guests (the users).
• Lastly, pushing to production is like serving the meal at a dinner party, where you want everything to be perfect for your audience.

By following these instructions, you can whip up an impressive portfolio website that showcases your talents and skills to the world!