This is a helpful starter template that pulls in Slim and Sass running on Jekyll so you can get a set up and running quickly! Holy Awesome, Batman!
After cloning you need to bundle:
bundle install
And this will run your jekyll site locally:
jekyll serve --watch
These are the different layouts for your templates. A layout can be called using yml at the top of your page [look at index.slim for reference].
These are partials or snippets of code that you can pull into multiple areas of your app but edit in one place. Super Handy, Batman!
This is where everything gets compiled to and what you end up pushing! Look, but no touch.
These are your styles! Sass is being pulled in and there's a compiler sheet (application.scss) where your sass should get compiled to.
Important Note: There needs to be a yml header on any .scss sheet that isn't being put currently into the compiler. See application.scss for reference.
You can turn this into a blog! Read up on the Jekyll docs for more info on how this works (links below).