Denton Zhou

The first step to setting up Eggspress is to fork and deploy the main Eggspress repository. We'll show you how to do this using your web Browser. To complete these step, you'll need accounts on Github and Vercel.

In Part 3 of our Getting Started Guide, we'll add content to our new Eggspress site by creating and uploading our workspace folder.

In Part 4 of our Getting Started Guide, we'll set up our desktop editor and start editing files in our workspace folder. When you're done with this part, you'll be able to create content that looks as good as it reads.

In this fifth and final part of our Getting Started Guide, we'll walk you through how to edit files in your workspace and customize their appearance to get the results you want.

Get started in 20 minutes. This guide is for those who want to get something started ASAP or want to take Eggspress for a test drive before commiting more time to it.

Read this article if you are experiencing issues with images and videos on Eggspress

Templates are great for setting up new posts quickly. We'll look at the templates that come included with Eggspress. We'll also walk you through using them with Obsidian or your preferred text editor.