Setup Github Repository
Create new Repository
Everything you need is there for your basic site engine.
Ensure that you are logged into your GitHub account.
Create a new repo for your site engine, based on Sygnal's SSE Template
Click this link to create it directly.
Make your repo public
This is necessary if you want to use Netlify free edition with an organization-owned repo. If you want your repo to be a private org repo you can use Netlify pro.
Public v. Private Repos
Affects your CDN hosting options as follows;
Netlify Free | Netlify Pro | jsDelivr | NPM | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Free | $25/mo ? | Free | Free | |
Organization owned | ||||
Public repo | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Private repo | No | Yes | No | ?? |
Personally-owned | ||||
Public repo | Yes | Yes | Yes | ?? |
Private repo | Yes | Yes | No | ?? |
Create DEV branch
Now create a DEV branch on your repo, you'll do all of your DEV and TEST work here in a typical setup.
Initial Configuration
Create Codespace in VSCode
We highly recommend that you create your codespace on the DEV branch only. This protect you against accidental deployments or main-branch commits in the Netlify configuration.
Adjustments;
Any basic ones desired
Create a v0.1.0 release
Add to Webflow site
Site-wide before /body
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