Devops Project 2: CI/CD

Welcome to Fintech Learners Pages For Non Tech

This is my first time creating this website via Github.

I am a non tech learner.

I can feel the pain to pick up new skills for any Fintech related topics which can be overwhelming.

If you are like me, not very tech savvy, afraid of learning new tech skills.

“If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is worth a million.”

This website I hope I can share more videos that are more suitable for non tech learners so that we (non tech learners) can watch the videos and do the project at the same time.

The main reason to create this website is to document the online resources in an organised manner.

This website will showcase videos that I find useful and suitable for non tech to pick up the skills.

If I can do it, I believe the rest of the non tech can do it too, just give yourself more time to practice.

I hope I can build a Fintech non tech learners community and more non tech learners able to create wonderful projects and share their master pieces in Github.

Thanks for dropping by to visit this website.

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  Instructions to create Github Pages

  1.Create new repository, click + scroll down select new repository

  2.Create name(any name you like) for the repository

  3.Select public

  4.Select initialize this repository with a README

  5.Click create repository

  6.Enable Github pages go to settings scroll down to the github pages section, select the source as main than save

  7.Scroll down to github pages sections to get the url and the github pages sites is ready instantly

  8.Go back to the repository and select README.md

  9.To overwrite create new file

  10.Type <h1>Hello World</h1>, name the file as index.html

  11.Scroll down type create homepage under the commit new file section,select commit directly to the main branch and click commit new file

  12.Refresh the website to see the changes

  13.Go to repository setting buttons scroll down to the github pages section, click the choose a theme button to choose a theme for the website

  14.Delete index.html file click commit changes button to commit, refresh the webpage

  15.Open README.md is a markdown file to replace your own content for the webpage by click the pencil button on the top right, scroll down to click commit changes button for the updated content of the webpage

  16.config.yml file will reflect the theme of the design of this website

  17.How to write markdown