Closed Chippers255 closed 9 years ago
Why not use one of the many existing ones?
I probably will. Any recommendations?
I recommend Jekyll. GitHub Pages already uses it, so it's super easy to get started.
http://jekyllrb.com/docs/github-pages/ https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages
You don't even need to install Jekyll locally if you don't want to, since you can edit, create, and preview your markdown files via the web interface of GitHub. GitHub Pages will rebuild your static site whenever it sees a new commit.
Going to drop this issue, it will take to much time to implement for the minor changes we rarely need to make. Maybe we could make a project of it with the CSC but not for now.
:+1: -- agreed that this isn't needed, editing the site as is works well enough.
Due to the site being hosted on github we cannot rely on server side scripting. Therefore we are using a Static website. We need to develop a python site generator so future use/updates to the site can be made easily with minimal chance of creating errors.