title: Quickstarter tagline: Starter Bundles available for J1
Template description: Starter Bundles available for J1
Template author: J1
Team
tags: [ Template, Download, Quickstart, Bundle] index: [ Windows, Linux, MacOS, OSX]
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Quickstarter are bundles, available for Windows, Linux and MacOS. Those bundles contain all software as a installable package needed to run Jekyll
, to develop a Web using J1
Template. All what is needed in an all-in-one application compilation.
Available Bundles¶ ↑
Creating a fully equipped Jekyll
developing enviroment may take a while anyway. If you don't want to mixup already installed applications like Python, Ruby or NodeJS on your existing OS, you can go for J1
Quickstart.
All the tools and their environments are localized and isolated to the application folder of the Quickstarter package and should not interfere with any already of the installed programs and their resources. Simply by setting some environment variables, the system you've prepared already for your (Jekyll
) Development Environment will be left untouched.
And you're done in 15 minutes.
Download a Quickstarter¶ ↑
Find your platform and version for the J1
Quickstarter package you need with the following table:
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Installation instructions can be found for your plattform with the sections below.
J1
Starter for Windows¶ ↑
The J1
team prepared a full development suite for Jekyll
on Windows that can be easily setup. All packages needed for a full featued development environment are bundled together; being installed by an Windows installer as usual.
pass:[<i class=“mdi mdi-windows mdi-2x mdi-md-indigo”></i>] Go for {j1-starter-windows}[installation instructions here].
J1
Starter for Linux¶ ↑
If you don't want to mixup already installed applications like Python, Ruby or NodeJS on your existing Linux OS, you can go for a Quickstart package. All the tools and their environments are localized and isolated to the application folder of J1
Quickstart and should not interfere with any already installed programs and their ressources. Simply by setting some environment variables, the system you've prepared already for Jekyll
will be left untouched.
pass:[<i class=“mdi mdi-linux mdi-2x mdi-md-indigo”></i>] Go for {j1-starter-linux}[installation instructions here].
J1
Starter for MacOS¶ ↑
The availability of Open Source tools and applications are not the strenght of Apple products. Yes, Perl, Ruby, Python etc. are available out of the box but they are pre-installed in unusable old versions. Upgrading these packages? No choice.
You can go for HomeBrew to brew what you need - what many people do. The same to us - if we're on MacOS. But as always: installing an bunch of software will take a while. No fun.
pass:[<i class=“mdi mdi-apple mdi-2x mdi-md-indigo”></i>] Go for {j1-starter-macos}[installation instructions here].