Quickstart instructions as written would serve an empty directory. They instruct the user to install Jekyll (:metal), `cd` to a directory that may not exist, and then run `jekyll serve` (:hurtrealbad:). Instead, lets have them run `jekyll new` to stand up a scaffold site, so they can see how things work and poke around a bit. It's one more command, but IMHO a better user experience for someone just getting started. |
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