DataSF Website

This repository contains DataSF's website, http://datasf.org.

Publishing a blog post

Go to the DataSF Blogging Guide to read how you can write and publish a blog post.

Publishing a new page

Pages are created by placing an index file (index.md or index.html) in a folder. This creates simple, clean URLs for the page, so the folder name should correspond to

Contributing

Getting started

If you want to take a look on your own machine, here's how you can get up and running:

Do this the first time:

1. Fork and clone the repo to a directory on your machine
2. Make sure you have Ruby installed by running ruby --version You should have either 1.9.3 or 2.0.0 If you don't, follow these installation instructions.
3. Get Bundler by running gem install bundler. Bundler is a package mangager that makes versioning Ruby software a lot easier.
4. Now issue the command bundle install in the cloned repo root directory, this will set you up with Jekyll and the key dependencies

To run the site on your machine:

Issue the command bundle exec jekyll serve and the site should be available at http://localhost:4000

Check out the Jekyll documentation here and the Github Pages documentation here for more.