Job Comeback

Personal knowledge base & interview prep — Java, Spring Boot, ReactJS, SQL, and more. Built with Jekyll.

Quick Start

Prerequisites

• Ruby (3.0+)
• Bundler: gem install bundler

Run locally

bundle install
bundle exec jekyll serve

Open http://localhost:4000.

Build for production

bundle exec jekyll build

Output goes to _site/.

Project structure

job-comeback/
├── _config.yml      # Jekyll config
├── Gemfile          # Ruby dependencies
├── src/             # All content (source)
│   ├── _layouts/    # HTML layouts
│   ├── _includes/   # Reusable snippets
│   ├── index.md     # Home page
│   ├── java-8/      # Java 8 topics
│   ├── spring-boot/
│   ├── reactjs/
│   └── ...
└── _site/           # Generated output (gitignored)

Deploy to GitHub Pages

1. Push your repo to GitHub (create one at github.com/new if needed).

2. Enable Pages: Repo → Settings → Pages → Build and deployment:
   • Source: GitHub Actions

3. Commit and push the workflow, Gemfile, and Gemfile.lock (run bundle install locally first to create Gemfile.lock). Each push to main will build and deploy.

4. Your site will be at: https://<username>.github.io/<repo-name>/

   If the repo is job-comeback, the URL is: https://<username>.github.io/job-comeback/

Note: If your default branch is master instead of main, edit the workflow and change branches: ["main"] to branches: ["master"].

Project site URLs: If your site is at username.github.io/job-comeback/, set baseurl: "/job-comeback" in _config.yml so links work correctly.

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🙏 Jai Mata Di

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