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+        <h2>Going Live With Git</h2>
+        <small class="meta">Benjamin Sanders | 19 June 2016 | git</small>
+        <p>Git is a very cool tool of which I have been using to help me develop this site. As a matter of fact you can go and find all the source code for this current site on my GitHub. Plugs aside I have installed git on my live server and just tried pushing some changes over to it vs my github. I can get used to going live with websites like that I think. haha</p>
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+<p>Regardless it’s very handy as I don’t have to keep up a Filezilla window or try using any of the finiky plugins for Sublime Text or Atom to upload files. Plus I have version control with Git so that if I don’t like changes I made I can revert back. Granted I haven’t figured out how to yet but the option should be there somewhere.</p>
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+<p>So now let me just outline to you all my new work flow process for writing a post with Jekyll and Git.</p>
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+<div class="language-plaintext highlighter-rouge"><div class="highlight"><pre class="highlight"><code>1. I open a new file in Sublime Text.
+2. Put all the Jekyll Front-Matter in it.
+3. Write the post and edit it to look all sexy
+4. Push it to the server and SHARE!
+</code></pre></div></div>
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+<p>That’s about it for now and I’m sure I’ll refine all that later. Also this workflow allows me, as a console geek, to do EVERYTHING in a console window. I love everything about running console commands. &lt;3</p>
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+<p>Till Next Time.</p>
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+<p>-Ben Sanders</p>
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