NOTE: GitHub's "create/edit file" buttons are very small and hard to find, but they are there (as long as you're logged in and have push rights to this repo).
We're using nanoc for static site generation. Jekyll/Octopress are hard-coded for blogging, while Nanoc is much simpler, doesn't take any assumptions and allows to build whatever type of content (not just blogs).
- Make sure you have RVM installed
- Clone this repo
- Run
bundle install
- Run
nanoc
to compile the website - Run
nanoc view
to start a server and browse tolocalhost:3000
For ease, there is a Guardfile. You can run bundle exec guard
, it will keep watching for changes and re-compile the site whenever any file is changed.
assets
- contains all assetsassets/app.sass
- contains the main stylesheetassets/img/speakers
- contains speaker imagescontent
- content for each convergelayouts
- layouts for default and archive versionsRules
- routing rulesgh-pages
- folder containing the generated site
- Pure HTML/CSS/Javascript website. No JQuery.
- Used HTML5 Boilerplate to generate the skeleton.
- Used colourlovers.com for the color swatches.
- Using SASS and Foundation for all the Styling.
- Icon fonts were generated and downloaded from Fontello. Only icons from the Modern Pictogram set were used for consistency.