My netlify blog wasn’t working because I forgot to renew the domain name jenlky.com. I had to contact Namecheap and used the WhoIs Lookup to figure out someone has bought it over. What used to cost S$14 per year is now $688 because it has become a premium domain.

I decided to use Github pages instead. First I had to rename my repository name from my-blog to jenlky.github.io so the url will be the latter rather than jenlky.github.io/my-blog.

Next they recommend downloading gh-pages and adding a deploy script gh-pages -d dist. This is to push the build from /dist folder to gh-pages branch. I changed it to gh-pages -d public because GatsbyJS output the build to /public folder instead.

Afterwards I tried to run my blog. It turns out that GatsbyJS is now on v5.13 while mine was still running on v2.0. I took a look at the documentation https://www.gatsbyjs.com/docs/reference/release-notes/migrating-from-v2-to-v3/ and figured out that it only runs on Node 10.

Lastly, I had to make some CSS changes remove obsolete projects, add new projects and clean up the bio to reflect the latest changes.