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Tools for building Android applications with Mirah
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Create basic Pindah project website #46

Open AtomicPair opened 10 years ago

AtomicPair commented 10 years ago

I think having a simple project website would help create awareness and (hopefully) increase widespread adoption for the project. We could use Jekyll (or a similar framework) to create a clean, static site and host the assets on GitHub Pages.

I have some site design ideas in my head, but I may not have time to realize them for several weeks. Does anyone want to contribute anything to this idea or tackle the project themselves? :-)

baroquebobcat commented 10 years ago

I've used middleman for that a couple times and I think it works pretty well. Do you want a separate repo or do the gh-pages branch thing? On Nov 19, 2013 11:52 PM, "Adam Parrott" notifications@github.com wrote:

I think having a simple project website would help create awareness and (hopefully) increase widespread adoption for the project. We could use Jekyll (or a similar framework) to create a clean, static site and host the assets on GitHub Pages.

I have some site design ideas in my head, but I may not have time to realize them for several weeks. Does anyone want to contribute anything to this idea or tackle the project themselves? :-)

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/mirah/pindah/issues/46 .

AtomicPair commented 10 years ago

@baroquebobcat Good question. I don't have any personal experience with creating a new site for an existing project using the gh-pages branch method, so I welcome your thoughts on this. On the one hand, it might help to keep everything centralized under one project repo; on the other, maintainers would need to exercise care when checking out and committing changes to the branch so they don't affect master.

What do you think?