Hi All,

I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the source
for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
maintaining the csound.github.io.

I've placed my copy of the site at:

http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip

To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next you'll need
Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
using:

gem install bundler

After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:

bundle exec jekyll server --watch

This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.  You can
use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.  Using
the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
automatically view them in the browser.

I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest style
there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
the pages, etc.

I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io site to
please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the contents of
the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
csound.github.io git repository.

Thanks!
steven

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Hi All,

Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
disk and placed a copy at:

http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html

Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.

Thanks!
steven

On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the source
> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
> maintaining the csound.github.io.
>
> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>
> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>
> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next you'll need
> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
> using:
>
> gem install bundler
>
> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>
> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>
> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.  You can
> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.  Using
> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
> automatically view them in the browser.
>
> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest style
> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
> the pages, etc.
>
> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io site to
> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the contents of
> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
> csound.github.io git repository.
>
> Thanks!
> steven

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Sorry Steven, I didn't have time to follow the steps you outlined, but
I think this looks fine, not much of a stretch from what Joachim put
together, remains tidy and simple. I think a link to the source on
github might be useful too?

On 27 March 2014 15:25, Steven Yi  wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
> disk and placed a copy at:
>
> http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>
> Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
> through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
> files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
> show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the source
>> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>> maintaining the csound.github.io.
>>
>> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>
>> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>
>> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next you'll need
>> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>> using:
>>
>> gem install bundler
>>
>> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>
>> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>
>> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.  You can
>> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.  Using
>> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>> automatically view them in the browser.
>>
>> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest style
>> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>> the pages, etc.
>>
>> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io site to
>> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the contents of
>> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>> csound.github.io git repository.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>
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looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends 
and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily 
updated and extended.
best -
	joachim


Am 27.03.2014 16:25, schrieb Steven Yi:
> Hi All,
>
> Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
> disk and placed a copy at:
>
> http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>
> Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
> through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
> files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
> show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi  wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the source
>> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>> maintaining the csound.github.io.
>>
>> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>
>> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>
>> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next you'll need
>> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>> using:
>>
>> gem install bundler
>>
>> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>
>> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>
>> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.  You can
>> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.  Using
>> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>> automatically view them in the browser.
>>
>> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest style
>> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>> the pages, etc.
>>
>> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io site to
>> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the contents of
>> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>> csound.github.io git repository.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>
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Hi Joachim,

Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io got repo with this? I will also add a README.MD with instructions on how to edit and view the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.

Thanks!
Steven

hi steven -

of course, go ahead! best -

	joachim


Am 27.03.2014 17:03, schrieb Steven Yi:
> Hi Joachim,
>
> Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built
> with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be
> alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io
>  got repo with this? I will also add a
> README.MD  with instructions on how to edit and view
> the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think
> we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.
>
> Thanks!
> Steven
>
> On Mar 27, 2014 11:36 AM, "joachim heintz"  > wrote:
>
>     looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends
>     and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
>     looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily
>     updated and extended.
>     best -
>              joachim
>
>
>     Am 27.03.2014 16 :25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>      > Hi All,
>      >
>      > Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
>      > disk and placed a copy at:
>      >
>      > http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>      >
>      > Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
>      > through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
>      > files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
>      > show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>      >
>      > Thanks!
>      > steven
>      >
>      > On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi      > wrote:
>      >> Hi All,
>      >>
>      >> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>      >> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the
>     source
>      >> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>      >> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>      >> maintaining the csound.github.io .
>      >>
>      >> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>      >>
>      >> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>      >>
>      >> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next
>     you'll need
>      >> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>      >> using:
>      >>
>      >> gem install bundler
>      >>
>      >> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>      >>
>      >> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>      >>
>      >> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.
>       You can
>      >> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.
>       Using
>      >> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>      >> automatically view them in the browser.
>      >>
>      >> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest
>     style
>      >> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>      >> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>      >> the pages, etc.
>      >>
>      >> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io
>      site to
>      >> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the
>     contents of
>      >> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>      >> csound.github.io  git repository.
>      >>
>      >> Thanks!
>      >> steven
>      >
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Hi All,

I've replaced the contents of the csound.github.io with the
Jekyll-based site.  I also added a news post as well as modified the
front page.  You can now view the site at:

http://csound.github.io/

I noticed too that once I made a commit and pushed it to the git
repository, I could refresh the page and it was updated automatically
online.

I think we should invite users to use the issues tracker for the
csound.github.io[1] project to suggest new changes, as well as
encourage users to make their own changes and issue pull requests.

Thanks!
steven

[1] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/issues

On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:33 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
> hi steven -
>
> of course, go ahead! best -
>
>         joachim
>
>
> Am 27.03.2014 17:03, schrieb Steven Yi:
>> Hi Joachim,
>>
>> Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built
>> with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be
>> alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io
>>  got repo with this? I will also add a
>> README.MD  with instructions on how to edit and view
>> the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think
>> we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Steven
>>
>> On Mar 27, 2014 11:36 AM, "joachim heintz" > > wrote:
>>
>>     looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends
>>     and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
>>     looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily
>>     updated and extended.
>>     best -
>>              joachim
>>
>>
>>     Am 27.03.2014 16 :25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>      > Hi All,
>>      >
>>      > Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
>>      > disk and placed a copy at:
>>      >
>>      > http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>>      >
>>      > Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
>>      > through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
>>      > files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
>>      > show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>>      >
>>      > Thanks!
>>      > steven
>>      >
>>      > On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi >     > wrote:
>>      >> Hi All,
>>      >>
>>      >> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>>      >> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the
>>     source
>>      >> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>>      >> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>>      >> maintaining the csound.github.io .
>>      >>
>>      >> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>      >>
>>      >> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>      >>
>>      >> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next
>>     you'll need
>>      >> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>>      >> using:
>>      >>
>>      >> gem install bundler
>>      >>
>>      >> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>      >>
>>      >> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>      >>
>>      >> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.
>>       You can
>>      >> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.
>>       Using
>>      >> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>>      >> automatically view them in the browser.
>>      >>
>>      >> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest
>>     style
>>      >> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>>      >> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>>      >> the pages, etc.
>>      >>
>>      >> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io
>>      site to
>>      >> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the
>>     contents of
>>      >> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>>      >> csound.github.io  git repository.
>>      >>
>>      >> Thanks!
>>      >> steven
>>      >
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thanks goes to you certainly most! looks very nice, and the news feature 
is super.
wow -- really a new csound look!
	j


Am 27.03.2014 22:20, schrieb Steven Yi:
> Hi All,
>
> I've replaced the contents of the csound.github.io with the
> Jekyll-based site.  I also added a news post as well as modified the
> front page.  You can now view the site at:
>
> http://csound.github.io/
>
> I noticed too that once I made a commit and pushed it to the git
> repository, I could refresh the page and it was updated automatically
> online.
>
> I think we should invite users to use the issues tracker for the
> csound.github.io[1] project to suggest new changes, as well as
> encourage users to make their own changes and issue pull requests.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> [1] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/issues
>
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:33 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>> hi steven -
>>
>> of course, go ahead! best -
>>
>>          joachim
>>
>>
>> Am 27.03.2014 17:03, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>> Hi Joachim,
>>>
>>> Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built
>>> with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be
>>> alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io
>>>  got repo with this? I will also add a
>>> README.MD  with instructions on how to edit and view
>>> the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think
>>> we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Steven
>>>
>>> On Mar 27, 2014 11:36 AM, "joachim heintz" >> > wrote:
>>>
>>>      looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends
>>>      and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
>>>      looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily
>>>      updated and extended.
>>>      best -
>>>               joachim
>>>
>>>
>>>      Am 27.03.2014 16 :25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>>       > Hi All,
>>>       >
>>>       > Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
>>>       > disk and placed a copy at:
>>>       >
>>>       > http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>>>       >
>>>       > Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
>>>       > through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
>>>       > files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
>>>       > show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>>>       >
>>>       > Thanks!
>>>       > steven
>>>       >
>>>       > On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi >>      > wrote:
>>>       >> Hi All,
>>>       >>
>>>       >> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>>>       >> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the
>>>      source
>>>       >> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>>>       >> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>>>       >> maintaining the csound.github.io .
>>>       >>
>>>       >> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>>       >>
>>>       >> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>>       >>
>>>       >> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next
>>>      you'll need
>>>       >> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>>>       >> using:
>>>       >>
>>>       >> gem install bundler
>>>       >>
>>>       >> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>>       >>
>>>       >> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>>       >>
>>>       >> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.
>>>        You can
>>>       >> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.
>>>        Using
>>>       >> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>>>       >> automatically view them in the browser.
>>>       >>
>>>       >> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest
>>>      style
>>>       >> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>>>       >> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>>>       >> the pages, etc.
>>>       >>
>>>       >> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io
>>>       site to
>>>       >> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the
>>>      contents of
>>>       >> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>>>       >> csound.github.io  git repository.
>>>       >>
>>>       >> Thanks!
>>>       >> steven
>>>       >
>>>       >
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This is great Steven. I especially like the news posts idea. Can users
post news to this? Or does one have to fork the entire repo, and then
request a merge? Just curious. It would be nice to be able to announce
new releases and things there.

On 27 March 2014 21:20, Steven Yi  wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've replaced the contents of the csound.github.io with the
> Jekyll-based site.  I also added a news post as well as modified the
> front page.  You can now view the site at:
>
> http://csound.github.io/
>
> I noticed too that once I made a commit and pushed it to the git
> repository, I could refresh the page and it was updated automatically
> online.
>
> I think we should invite users to use the issues tracker for the
> csound.github.io[1] project to suggest new changes, as well as
> encourage users to make their own changes and issue pull requests.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> [1] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/issues
>
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:33 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>> hi steven -
>>
>> of course, go ahead! best -
>>
>>         joachim
>>
>>
>> Am 27.03.2014 17:03, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>> Hi Joachim,
>>>
>>> Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built
>>> with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be
>>> alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io
>>>  got repo with this? I will also add a
>>> README.MD  with instructions on how to edit and view
>>> the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think
>>> we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Steven
>>>
>>> On Mar 27, 2014 11:36 AM, "joachim heintz" >> > wrote:
>>>
>>>     looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends
>>>     and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
>>>     looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily
>>>     updated and extended.
>>>     best -
>>>              joachim
>>>
>>>
>>>     Am 27.03.2014 16 :25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>>      > Hi All,
>>>      >
>>>      > Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
>>>      > disk and placed a copy at:
>>>      >
>>>      > http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>>>      >
>>>      > Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
>>>      > through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
>>>      > files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
>>>      > show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>>>      >
>>>      > Thanks!
>>>      > steven
>>>      >
>>>      > On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi >>     > wrote:
>>>      >> Hi All,
>>>      >>
>>>      >> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>>>      >> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the
>>>     source
>>>      >> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>>>      >> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>>>      >> maintaining the csound.github.io .
>>>      >>
>>>      >> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>>      >>
>>>      >> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>>      >>
>>>      >> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next
>>>     you'll need
>>>      >> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>>>      >> using:
>>>      >>
>>>      >> gem install bundler
>>>      >>
>>>      >> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>>      >>
>>>      >> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>>      >>
>>>      >> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.
>>>       You can
>>>      >> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.
>>>       Using
>>>      >> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>>>      >> automatically view them in the browser.
>>>      >>
>>>      >> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest
>>>     style
>>>      >> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>>>      >> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>>>      >> the pages, etc.
>>>      >>
>>>      >> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io
>>>      site to
>>>      >> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the
>>>     contents of
>>>      >> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>>>      >> csound.github.io  git repository.
>>>      >>
>>>      >> Thanks!
>>>      >> steven
>>>      >
>>>      >
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News posts are a feature of Jekyll[1]. All you do is add a new entry
to the _posts folder and it will get automatically generated as a page
as well as update the site.posts variable, used in pages like the
index page[2].

Ultimately, the site is generated from the source in the git repo.
Anyone who has push access could add/edit pages, posts, etc.

I think with pull requests, it improves to some degree the quality of
content that goes into a repository.  Those with trusted access who
are working all the time on a project will have direct push access.
Those who are occasional editors wanting to contribute can do the pull
request.  As we may not know who that person is, we'll moderate the
pull request to ensure it is alright.  I'm sure most of the time,
moderation will be a simple matter of auto-merging, but other times it
may require some back and forth with the submitter before merging into
the main repo.  I think this is a healthy balance between giving
opportunities to contribute as well as ensuring the quality of the
project.

As for who should have direct push access, I have set it up such that
anyone in the Developer team as well as the SiteMaintainers team can
update the csound.github.io repository. If there are users who would
like to contribute regularly, they can just let us know and we can add
them to the SiteMaintainers team.

If there's suggestions for other ways to go about this, just reply here.

Thanks!
steven

[1] - http://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/
[2] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/blob/master/index.html

On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
> This is great Steven. I especially like the news posts idea. Can users
> post news to this? Or does one have to fork the entire repo, and then
> request a merge? Just curious. It would be nice to be able to announce
> new releases and things there.
>
> On 27 March 2014 21:20, Steven Yi  wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I've replaced the contents of the csound.github.io with the
>> Jekyll-based site.  I also added a news post as well as modified the
>> front page.  You can now view the site at:
>>
>> http://csound.github.io/
>>
>> I noticed too that once I made a commit and pushed it to the git
>> repository, I could refresh the page and it was updated automatically
>> online.
>>
>> I think we should invite users to use the issues tracker for the
>> csound.github.io[1] project to suggest new changes, as well as
>> encourage users to make their own changes and issue pull requests.
>>
>> Thanks!
>> steven
>>
>> [1] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/issues
>>
>> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:33 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>> hi steven -
>>>
>>> of course, go ahead! best -
>>>
>>>         joachim
>>>
>>>
>>> Am 27.03.2014 17:03, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>>> Hi Joachim,
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built
>>>> with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be
>>>> alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io
>>>>  got repo with this? I will also add a
>>>> README.MD  with instructions on how to edit and view
>>>> the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think
>>>> we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks!
>>>> Steven
>>>>
>>>> On Mar 27, 2014 11:36 AM, "joachim heintz" >>> > wrote:
>>>>
>>>>     looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends
>>>>     and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
>>>>     looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily
>>>>     updated and extended.
>>>>     best -
>>>>              joachim
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>     Am 27.03.2014 16 :25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>>>      > Hi All,
>>>>      >
>>>>      > Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
>>>>      > disk and placed a copy at:
>>>>      >
>>>>      > http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>>>>      >
>>>>      > Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
>>>>      > through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
>>>>      > files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
>>>>      > show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>>>>      >
>>>>      > Thanks!
>>>>      > steven
>>>>      >
>>>>      > On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi >>>     > wrote:
>>>>      >> Hi All,
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>>>>      >> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the
>>>>     source
>>>>      >> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>>>>      >> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>>>>      >> maintaining the csound.github.io .
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next
>>>>     you'll need
>>>>      >> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>>>>      >> using:
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> gem install bundler
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.
>>>>       You can
>>>>      >> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.
>>>>       Using
>>>>      >> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>>>>      >> automatically view them in the browser.
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest
>>>>     style
>>>>      >> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>>>>      >> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>>>>      >> the pages, etc.
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io
>>>>      site to
>>>>      >> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the
>>>>     contents of
>>>>      >> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>>>>      >> csound.github.io  git repository.
>>>>      >>
>>>>      >> Thanks!
>>>>      >> steven
>>>>      >
>>>>      >
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>>>>      > Csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
>>>>     
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Excellent.

On 27 March 2014 22:04, Steven Yi  wrote:
> News posts are a feature of Jekyll[1]. All you do is add a new entry
> to the _posts folder and it will get automatically generated as a page
> as well as update the site.posts variable, used in pages like the
> index page[2].
>
> Ultimately, the site is generated from the source in the git repo.
> Anyone who has push access could add/edit pages, posts, etc.
>
> I think with pull requests, it improves to some degree the quality of
> content that goes into a repository.  Those with trusted access who
> are working all the time on a project will have direct push access.
> Those who are occasional editors wanting to contribute can do the pull
> request.  As we may not know who that person is, we'll moderate the
> pull request to ensure it is alright.  I'm sure most of the time,
> moderation will be a simple matter of auto-merging, but other times it
> may require some back and forth with the submitter before merging into
> the main repo.  I think this is a healthy balance between giving
> opportunities to contribute as well as ensuring the quality of the
> project.
>
> As for who should have direct push access, I have set it up such that
> anyone in the Developer team as well as the SiteMaintainers team can
> update the csound.github.io repository. If there are users who would
> like to contribute regularly, they can just let us know and we can add
> them to the SiteMaintainers team.
>
> If there's suggestions for other ways to go about this, just reply here.
>
> Thanks!
> steven
>
> [1] - http://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/
> [2] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/blob/master/index.html
>
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 5:45 PM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
>> This is great Steven. I especially like the news posts idea. Can users
>> post news to this? Or does one have to fork the entire repo, and then
>> request a merge? Just curious. It would be nice to be able to announce
>> new releases and things there.
>>
>> On 27 March 2014 21:20, Steven Yi  wrote:
>>> Hi All,
>>>
>>> I've replaced the contents of the csound.github.io with the
>>> Jekyll-based site.  I also added a news post as well as modified the
>>> front page.  You can now view the site at:
>>>
>>> http://csound.github.io/
>>>
>>> I noticed too that once I made a commit and pushed it to the git
>>> repository, I could refresh the page and it was updated automatically
>>> online.
>>>
>>> I think we should invite users to use the issues tracker for the
>>> csound.github.io[1] project to suggest new changes, as well as
>>> encourage users to make their own changes and issue pull requests.
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> steven
>>>
>>> [1] - https://github.com/csound/csound.github.io/issues
>>>
>>> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:33 PM, joachim heintz  wrote:
>>>> hi steven -
>>>>
>>>> of course, go ahead! best -
>>>>
>>>>         joachim
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Am 27.03.2014 17:03, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>>>> Hi Joachim,
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks for your feedback! I used the content from the site you had built
>>>>> with pelican to start this, so many thanks to you for that. Would you be
>>>>> alright if I replace the contents of the csound.github.io
>>>>>  got repo with this? I will also add a
>>>>> README.MD  with instructions on how to edit and view
>>>>> the site locally with Jekyll. Additionally, as Rory suggested, I think
>>>>> we can add a link to the GitHub repo as a footer link to all pages.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks!
>>>>> Steven
>>>>>
>>>>> On Mar 27, 2014 11:36 AM, "joachim heintz" >>>> > wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>     looks nice, steven -- thanks. i just saw that the links in the frontends
>>>>>     and udo section need to be hyper-texted. easy to do.
>>>>>     looks clean and nice, and as you say it is great to get this so easily
>>>>>     updated and extended.
>>>>>     best -
>>>>>              joachim
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>     Am 27.03.2014 16 :25, schrieb Steven Yi:
>>>>>      > Hi All,
>>>>>      >
>>>>>      > Just wanted to ask again for reviews.  Also, I generated the site to
>>>>>      > disk and placed a copy at:
>>>>>      >
>>>>>      > http://kunstmusik.com/new_site/about.html
>>>>>      >
>>>>>      > Some links are not quite correct but the feel of the site should come
>>>>>      > through.  I'd also ask that if interested to check out the .md source
>>>>>      > files that are being used to generate those pages. I think it will
>>>>>      > show how easy it would be for all of us to maintain the site.
>>>>>      >
>>>>>      > Thanks!
>>>>>      > steven
>>>>>      >
>>>>>      > On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 9:02 PM, Steven Yi >>>>     > wrote:
>>>>>      >> Hi All,
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> I spent a little time to try making a Jekyll-based site.  The reason
>>>>>      >> for this is that any one of us with push access could edit the
>>>>>     source
>>>>>      >> for the site in git, and it would be automatically regenerated by
>>>>>      >> github.  I think it would allow for greater collaboration in
>>>>>      >> maintaining the csound.github.io .
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> I've placed my copy of the site at:
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> http://www.kunstmusik.com/new_site.zip
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> To view the site, you'll need to have ruby installed. Next
>>>>>     you'll need
>>>>>      >> Bundler installed; if you do not have it already, you can install it
>>>>>      >> using:
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> gem install bundler
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> After that, within the root of the new_site folder, run:
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> bundle exec jekyll server --watch
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> This will start a server that runs at http://localhost:4000.
>>>>>       You can
>>>>>      >> use that URL in a web browser to view the auto-generated site.
>>>>>       Using
>>>>>      >> the --watch flag will allow you make changes to files and
>>>>>      >> automatically view them in the browser.
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> I used Twitter Bootstrap for the site style, using the simplest
>>>>>     style
>>>>>      >> there was to start.  It's pretty barebones, but at this point it
>>>>>      >> shouldn't be too bad to collaborate to create a new theme, relayout
>>>>>      >> the pages, etc.
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> I'd like to ask those interested in the csound.github.io
>>>>>      site to
>>>>>      >> please give this a try.  To note: if we go with this, the
>>>>>     contents of
>>>>>      >> the zip would be essentially what would be committed to the
>>>>>      >> csound.github.io  git repository.
>>>>>      >>
>>>>>      >> Thanks!
>>>>>      >> steven
>>>>>      >
>>>>>      >
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Hi Pete,

Thanks for letting us know. I've corrected the link and pushed to git.

Cheers!
steven

On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 7:45 PM, Pete Goodeve  wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 05:20:06PM -0400, Steven Yi wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I've replaced the contents of the csound.github.io with the
>> Jekyll-based site.  I also added a news post as well as modified the
>> front page.  You can now view the site at:
>>
>> http://csound.github.io/
>>
>
> Looks great!  One quick note, though: the 'wiki' link on the right
> still points to the Sourceforge one -- which apparently no longer exists!
>
> Cheers,
>         -- Pete --
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