Closed ignoramous closed 3 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion! I use GitHub Pages for my personal website :blush:
I started this repo a long time ago (nearly 4 years ago!) and don't plan to actively develop it beyond minimum PR review. (Not sure where all the recent traffic has come from?) But if you'd like to maintain a web version, you're of course welcome to.
Sad.
The recent traffic is likely from hacker news: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25649363
Alternatively, you could look for top referrers in the Insights tab of the project (only visible to project owners).
Setting up GitHub pages (which, btw, optionally supports adding custom domains, say
microgrants.dev
, for free) is pretty straight-forward, and you can see what the result looks like here: https://ignoramous.github.io/microgrants/Steps (see also):
Options
(left nav), go to theGitHub Pages
section b. Enable it for themaster
branch. c. Choose a theme. d. Commit (without committingindex.md
).README.md
as appropriate.Environment
section on the GitHub project's front page), once that's done, the webpage should be up and running.