
The architecture of today’s LLM applications
Here’s everything you need to know to build your first LLM app and problem spaces you can start exploring today.
We've added several commonly requested features, making GitHub Pages an even better place to host websites for you and your projects. Repository metadata First, Jekyll sites on GitHub Pages now…
We’ve added several commonly requested features, making GitHub Pages an even better place to host websites for you and your projects.
First, Jekyll sites on GitHub Pages now have access to some useful repository information such as the latest SHA1; the project title, owner, and description; common URLs like the download and clone URL; and the exact version of various dependencies used to build your site like Jekyll or Ruby.
Within pages and posts, repository information is available within the site.github
namespace, and can be displayed, for example, using {% raw %}{{ site.github.project_title }}{% endraw %}
.
See the project metadata documentation for the complete list.
Second, GitHub Pages now supports three Jekyll plugins:
For more information on using plugins with GitHub Pages, see the GitHub Pages plugin documentation.
Happy documenting!