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Build and share your own data analysis app quickly and easily using Streamlit!
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A blog of your own that everyone dreams of! Not just another common blog you see everywhere, but a differentiated blog that you create and manage yourself! Try it now with a Github blog!


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5.0
전수민_개인계정
The voice is calm and easy on the ears. I had a lot of difficulties creating a GitHub blog, but this lecture scratches the itch.
5.0
kamser
I made a git blog after watching the lecture. I didn't make the template, but I'm getting attached to it as I modify it little by little.
5.0
정훈
It helped me a lot when I was creating my GitHub blog.
From Creation to Customization! Mastering GitHub Blog!
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Complete a Github blog that every developer wants to create!
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tech blog with Github Blog!
The official name for a Github blog is Github Pages. It's a web hosting service provided by Github, the open-source library used by developers worldwide, where users can freely create and operate their own sites (blogs) for free. Since Github is a service for developers, Github blogs are also widely used and favored by many developers.
Hello, I'm Lee Kyung-rok, who runs the data analysis blog and YouTube channel 'TeddyNote'.
When I first started studying data analysis, there weren't many educational institutions or resources available, so I faced many difficulties learning on my own. Because of that, I went through various trials and errors, and was able to build my skills with the help of YouTube online lectures and experts.
My GitHub repository called 'Machine Learning on My Own', which contains my struggles and efforts in this process, has received stars from many people. Based on this, I also run a data analysis blog (Github blog) called 'TeddyNote', which I created as a GitHub blog, and it receives approximately 25,000 visits annually.
Currently, approximately 270,000 people annually visit the blog through search.
You can register with Google Adsense to insert banner ads on your blog. You can receive advertising revenue each month based on the number of visitors, and it's not difficult to implement at all.
Income accumulates in dollars in your balance each month, and you can withdraw once it reaches $100 or more.
> January 2023 Revenue Status
This course is publicly available for free on the TeddyNote YouTube channel.
However, since free courses are difficult to complete, I've included the minimal motivation of 'payment'.
All revenue from paid Inflearn courses is donated in full to the Children's Foundation.
Paid courses that can only be found on Inflearn will also be continuously updated.
Many developers manage their blogs alongside Github. They create and share code themselves, building up their work as a portfolio piece by piece. It's common to conduct detailed reviews of this on their blog.
By using a Github Blog, you can manage and upload your portfolio blog on GitHub, which allows you to handle code reviews, sharing, and commit management all at once.
Generally, with blogs, developers have to create the post content directly themselves. Especially when it comes to code written in programming languages or formulas, it's typical that you have to convert them once again to match the characteristics of that particular blog platform in order to post them.
However, with a Github blog, you simply upload files created in markup language to Github and they are automatically converted and uploaded. From a developer's perspective, you can upload code files as-is to the blog, enabling efficient blog operation and management.
Unlike typical blogs, Github blogs offer a high degree of freedom for users to create and customize on their own. While existing blogs provide uniform templates and features, using a Github blog allows you to create and operate your own differentiated blog with the design and features you want.

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Who is this course right for?
For those who want to create and operate their own differentiated blog
For those who want to conveniently manage their Jupyter Notebook and Colab work as a blog
People looking for a blog that allows posting and menu management with Markdown
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The voice is calm and easy on the ears. I had a lot of difficulties creating a GitHub blog, but this lecture scratches the itch.
Thank you for the good evaluation!! I will continue to make lectures that are even more catchy in the future^^
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It helped me a lot in setting up my GitHub blog. Thank you.
Thank you for your good review. Happy New Year~
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