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allteramy / genderGapTimeline

Interactive timeline application for The Hacktory's "Hacking the Gender Gap" workshop.
MIT License
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add install directions to README #1

Open bergey opened 11 years ago

bergey commented 11 years ago

To run this webapp directly from the git checkout, download

JQuery

and Isotope

Put the jquery file in directory where this repository is checked out, renamed to "jquery-1.7.2.min.js". Unzip the isotope download, and copy "jquery.isotope.js" to the checkout directory.

Alternatively, for a public deployment, edit index.html to download the libraries directly from the source.

If someone gives me push access to this repo, I'll commit this.

jebeck commented 11 years ago

Ah, perhaps better would be to add to the README that there's a demo available on the gh-pages branch? The demo pulls jQuery and Isotope from links, so it can be run directly or just viewed in any browser (served by GitHub's GitHub Pages service) here.

I don't tend to update gh-pages until whatever's on the master branch is working, so it's sometimes a little behind.

I think only Amy can give you push access to the repo.

bergey commented 11 years ago

That's good to know. I was just writing down the things I needed to figure out so I could hack on the code and see the results.

bhuber commented 11 years ago

bergey, why not just fork and issue a pull request? Another alternative is to use the CDN versions of jquery/isotope, e.g. http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.2.min.js and http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/isotope/1.5.25/jquery.isotope.min.js

jebeck commented 11 years ago

Ah, yes, that would work too, of course, although again I'm not sure if Amy alone has the power to accept pull requests. But there's one way to find out!

I just committed a copy of index.html from gh-pages to master, so that both sets of links to jQuery and Isotope are available for commenting in/out as desired. I think I had only changed to the local ones when we were having trouble with the internet at the Hacktory, and I was trying to work offline ;)

Daniel, do you also know about/are able to see the Trello board with the current list of ToDos?

bhuber commented 11 years ago

Anyone with commit access should be able to accept pull requests (if they couldn't they could always just manually patch their copy of the repo w/ the diff and commit it anyway, so it wouldn't make sense to restrict).

jebeck commented 11 years ago

Thanks Bennet! I just found this too, which explains access permissions pretty clearly.