Research student portfolio tutorial
Would you like to have an online portfolio to share your work in research 🤔, but you do not have much time and are not proficient in web development 😕 ? Welcome to this research student portfolio tutorial 😮 !
Objective of this tutorial
- This tutorial aims to give the right tools to any research student who wants to publish and maintain their portfolio in a quick and efficient way.
- It requires no prior programming experience.
- You can find all the material and code of this tutorial on this GitHub repository.
Structure and material
This tutorial is divided in three main chapters :
| Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|
| 1. Setting up your workflow | In this chapter, you will learn what Git and GitHub are, and how to use them. This will help you set up the workflow used in the rest of the tutorial. |
| 2. Creating your content with Quarto | In this chapter, you will learn to create and modify web content with Quarto. This will help you create the content of our portfolio. |
| 3. Publish your website with GitHub Pages | In this chapter, you will learn how to publish your website, i.e. make it accessible to everyone on the Internet. |
Further resources
At the end of each chapter, you will find some useful complementary resources. Here are the main ones :
- For the first chapter, I learned a lot in Florian Oswald’s class, Associate Professor of Economics at Sciences Po in Paris, and my teacher to introduction to programming.
- The second chapter takes some important elements from the great documentation of Quarto and on their discussion forum on GitHub.
- The last chapter is based on the guide of GitHub Pages of GitHub and complementary research on Stack Overflow to troubleshoot errors.