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GitHub offers unlimited hosting for users or organizations and project site. Both Jekyll and static files are available. Here are the steps in hosting your Jekyll blog on Github. Setup Users or organizations site Create a repository named username.github.io, where username is your username (or...

For testing purposes, you can host your blog on your local machine. After setting up and making any changes, Jekyll can server the blog to http://localhost:4000. On the command line in the root directory of the project, run: $ bundle exec jekyll serve The bundle exec part is optional, but if you...

CloudCannon offers hosting and a CMS for Jekyll applications. Here are the steps in hosting your Jekyll application on CloudCannon (http://cloudcannon.com). Without version control: Create your blog locally using some local files and jekyll serve Create a CloudCannon account and create a new si...