Closed himanshuc3 closed 6 years ago
Different in what way? Keep in mind that the is a Jekyll site, so some templates and such are include when the project is deployed.
I haven't worked with Jekyll, so I don't know about that. But for starters, the local copy of index.html doesn't work in my browser whereas the production code does. And when I inspected the hello.p5js.org site there were meta tags, link tags etc. which I don't see in the repo index file. Is this difference too because of Jekyll?
The YAML at the head of index.html is replaced with a layout from the _layouts directory.
You won't be able to run the site locally without Jekyll. Learn more about Jekyll here:
gotcha. Btw since this site is up to be revamped, do you intend to still run this through Jekyll or let it be independent from it?
Good question! The reason we went with Jekyll at the time is because it integrates so well with GitHub pages, which meant free hosting, free CDN and a platform people were used to.
That still might be a good plan, but it will ultimately be up to whomever leads the revamp.
I get it. Thanks for being so clear!
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According to https://github.com/processing/processing/wiki/Project-List#-updated-hellop5jsorg-site - hello.p5js.org has this as its codebase. But the index.html file itself is a lot different.