Website for CRC Pythagorium 2016
- Synced with this Git Repo: robotics.lawrencepan.work
- Site submitted to the CRC judges: robotics.marianopolis.edu
Make sure:
- You have npm and ruby installed
- Port 3000 is free
On your command line:
- $ gem install compass
- $ git clone https://github.com/lorix-lpan/marianopolis-robotics-2016
- $ cd marianopolis-robotics-2016
- $ npm install
- $ bower install
- $ npm start
visit localhost:3000 on your browser
Note: npm start will invoke the gulp script. For production, after all tasks are completed, simply press ctrl-c to stop the server.
Powered by angularjs and bootstrap.
For security and and confidentiality purposes, this website is currently hosted on a private repository. It will be opensourced after the submission deadline(Feburary 8, 2016).
- Responsiveness
- All units are either in em or %
- Supports devices from 7' tablets (landscape mode) to standard size desktop monitors
- Smooth Transition
- No need to refresh when switching between pages
- Text is seperated from the template => No need to refresh when changing languages
- Iframe elements does not follow Z-index rule on IE on Windows 7 => Navigation map is hidden by the youtube video on "Gallery" and "Game"
- Youtube API constantly polling for cast.js => It is one of the known bugs which indeed does not affect user experience but logs error messages on the console.
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MIT License