Get a gh-pages branch.

[deavmi]

It would very cool if we could automate a webiste for the README.md file so that we could get it on the web like that. Just to make it look even more professional.

[nickdesaulniers]

Yeah, might need something like Jekyll for converting markdown to HTML though.

[justinclift]

@nickdesaulniers Nah, you're overthinking it. GitHub projects can have an generated website with just a few clicks. It's what we do for sqlitebrowser.org, which is really this:

    https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/tree/gh-pages

That was originally generated using "GitHub Pages" for the repo, which you'll find in:

    https://github.com/nickdesaulniers/What-Open-Source-Means-To-Me/settings

We've since been manually adjusting ours, but it's completely possible to just keep regenerating it using GitHub Pages when the README.md changes. It may be possible to automate with a Git trigger or something too... I haven't checked though. 😉

[deavmi]

I just got one up here:D 😄 http://deavmi.github.io/What-Open-Source-Means-To-Me

[nickdesaulniers]

Up and running: https://nickdesaulniers.github.io/What-Open-Source-Means-To-Me/ . @justinclift, you should add you name at the bottom next to mine. We also need to fix up the images.

[justinclift]

I think it gets the name from the repo owner. If I manually adjust it, then the next time the page is regenerated (eg after the next entry is added), I think the adjustment will be lost.

So, you're stuck being the only official owner for now. 😁

[reqshark]

have you guys thought about using submarine?

https://github.com/muan/submarine

i think it's really cool plus you could augment with your own styles, but the best I think, would be a random generator so it lands on a random quote and then you can cycle through them from there

[justinclift]

@reqshark Is it something that works through GitHub Pages? Looking at it quickly, it doesn't seem like it.

[nickdesaulniers]

eh, we need a precommit hook to keep this branch up to date with master