HOW TO Build and Host a Static Web Page with GitLab Pages
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- GitLab Pages is an easy way to build and host a static website. In this walkthrough, I'll show you how you can create a static HTML webpage that is built and hosted by GitLab Pages.
Finally, a tutorial that started with a blank project!
Man, thank you.
Fast and efficient tutorial, I just wanted to test something real quick. This was really helpful!
i was having exact same main/master problem. thank you man.
Incredible, the exact error you showed has been causing me headaches for the past 3 days and I am very thankful I found this video. God bless you, sir.
You are very welcome! God bless you, as well!
Thank you for giving recognition to your teammate "James". It makes me so mad when I spend hours figuring something out then when I'm done it takes me seconds to show someone else then that someone else treats it as if it was easy, or treats it as if they figured it out on their own. Thank you!!!
wow, thank you so much.. clear step by step explanation. really helpful
Great bro ✌🏻✌🏻
Really nice clear video! Many thanks!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for your help! :D
Nooooo. In thye pipelines it says I need to verify my account with a credit card.
Same. Have you solved this stuff? 😢
thanks so much!
why i get stuck label :/ anybody gets it also?
Thanks man!
Just checked today and it seems like gitlab updated the yml code from master to main.
I feel this las part about runner ci/cd is not present in github (it is automatic) but True is that just can serve a site by account
Merci beaucoup ! 😁
thanks
Thanks..
set speed to 1.5
By the way: Gitlab changed exactly the "Master" error in their documentation
Thank sir. But I had to verify identity via credit card 😂
4:33 This man has made a tutorial for hosting full websites online but doesn't know the first language for creating one in the first place... He must have completely skipped it and jumped to other languages/frameworks. Still pretty interesting. lol
html is not a language
@@erperejildo html = Hypertext Markup Language
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@@meanter1402 I meant it is not a programming language
I'm pretty he was joking.
Thank u So much Sir! Means a lot