right now, we're not actually using much of jekyll except for the ability to fuse together some partials. This is because we're using all client-side queries to pull data from talk.olab.io. That said, it might be easier if we can just host the site on our server and use a jekyll callback to pull on commit. This way we could author a php script to grab users, etc if that's the way we need to go.
right now, we're not actually using much of jekyll except for the ability to fuse together some partials. This is because we're using all client-side queries to pull data from talk.olab.io. That said, it might be easier if we can just host the site on our server and use a jekyll callback to pull on commit. This way we could author a php script to grab users, etc if that's the way we need to go.