GitHub Pages Deployments That Stop Being Confusing
Exact steps to deploy a static site to GitHub Pages, fix base path issues that cause broken assets, and verify the live URL works without 404s.
Posts tagged “github”
What is the github tag? The github tag collects 2 articles from Bradley Matera's portfolio covering github-related topics in web development, cloud engineering, and AI. Each article includes real project examples, code snippets, and verification steps — not generic tutorials.
2 articles spanning 25.0–01.0. Written by Bradley Matera, a web developer in Durand, Illinois, serving Northwest Illinois with website design, SEO, and full-stack development. Last updated 01.03.2025.
What you'll find in these articles
These 2 articles cover github-related topics from a practical, hands-on perspective. Each piece is based on real projects, experiments, or problems I solved — not theoretical overviews. You'll find code examples, before-and-after comparisons, and specific tools or techniques that worked in practice.
Articles in this tag
The following 2 articles are tagged “github”:
| Title | Date | Read time |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub Pages Deployments That Stop Being Confusing | 01.03.2025 | 9 min |
| GitHub Actions Basics: One CI Check You Can Trust | 25.02.2025 | 7 min |
GitHub Actions Basics: One CI Check You Can Trust
The minimal GitHub Actions CI workflow I drop into JavaScript projects: one runner, two commands, and a green check that verifies the build on every push.
Key takeaways from these 2 articles
- Each github article is written from direct experience — building, debugging, or researching real projects. Source code is linked where available.
- Code examples are tested and verified before publishing. Where claims reference external documentation (e.g., Google Search guidelines, MDN), source links are included inline.
- Articles are dated and updated when tools or best practices change — check the article date for context.
- Author: Bradley Matera, a web developer in Durand, Illinois. Questions or corrections? Contact me — I respond to reader questions.
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