How to Run a Jekyll Blog in a Web Browser

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I was just actually just for fun trying to run Jekyll without having to actually install Jekyll or anything. And so my Jekyll blog lives in I think I'd Ruby 2.7. It was something that was like safe for ARM because I'm on an M1 Mac and all that good stuff. So similar to what you're saying here, you just kind of go back in time to a Docker father who was out there for Ruby 2.3 and call it a day.

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