Moved to https://github.com/cphbiosciencephd/
Providing information for starting as a new PhD student from abroad in Copenhagen in the Copenhagen Bioscience PhD Programme (CBPP). Createad as a training resource for learning git and collaborating using github.
Please create an issue if you have suggestions on further content or for general changes.
- Create a website using GitHub Pages
- Render Text using Markdown
- Basic knowledge of git functionality
- Collaborating in an open source environment as described in A successful Git branching model
No Coding involved. Only Text
- lifex website on how to get started in Copenhagen
- put into perspective what you have to do
- give a priority of different options
- Housing (Basecamp, Housing Foundation, Private Housing)
- Arriving as Nordic citizen, EU citizen and Non-EU citizen
- ISM vs Borgerservice
- banks
- transportation, including bikes
- furniture
You can either edit online or offline using Markdown.
Without any prior setup on your local site, you can edit files directly on github, see the arrow on the screenshot below for _pages/enryh:
Once you click on it, you are able to edit and preview your changes. Saving is equal to making a commit.
If you want, you can also upload a picture to _pages/image/your_name.png of yours and reference it in your page:
you commit your changes to the branch you selected!
- Follow the description in setup.md
- Please create your own branch and then submit your changes using an pull request to the
dev-branch
Follow the instructions to install jekyll locally. Then you can develop your pages on the fly using. However, most editors have a markdown preview function, which is more than enough to develop your personal site.
bundle exec jekyll serve --watch
Website is deployed using GitHub Pages
- Minimal Github Theme
- Karl Bromans Tutorial on creating a simple site
- Minimal Mistakes Theme