Template for Flatiron School Data Science students to build a portfolio website

1. Make a fork of this repository
2. Rename the repository <your github username>.github.io
3. Clone the repository locally
4. Edit index.html so it has information about you, and your project
5. Replace img/profile.jpg with a photo of you, and jupyter_notebooks/example.html with your actual exported Jupyter Notebook (see explanation below for how to export a Jupyter Notebook as HTML)
6. Git commit and push
7. Now your website is live! It might take a couple minutes the first time around, but you should be able to navigate to https://<your github username>.github.io in the browser to see your live portfolio. This is a service of GitHub, called GitHub Pages

1. In the same directory as the notebook, run jupyter nbconvert <your notebook name>.ipynb --to html --output <output file name>.html (for more details about the different nbconvert options, see the documentation)
2. Move the generated .html file into the jupyter_notebooks directory of this repository
3. Edit the link in index.html so it points to the generated file. This will be a relative path, something like <a href="jupyter_notebooks/king-county-housing.html" class="text-primary">View Jupyter Notebook</a>

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