The site for Express.

Setup:

$ npm install -g serve
$ npm install
$ make
$ serve .
$ open http://localhost:3000

then rebuild changes with:

$ make

Markdown files are the authoring / source files that generate HTML files that are the publishing format. The website is served from the HTML pages in the gh-pages branch. Jade files are used to create a page with appropriate header, footer, and one or more markdown files. Generally, you shouldn't need to edit Jade files unless you are adding a new page or reorganizing pages.

• Don't edit the HTML directly. Instead, edit the Markdown file(s), then generate the HTML using make to view your changes locally. NOTE: You must delete the existing HTML file so that make will regenerate it. You can also do make clean to delete all the HTML files, then run make to rebuild the entire site.
• In general, PRs should contain both Markdown file(s) and resultant generated HTML file(s). However, very small PRs or commits can be just the Markdown source, with the understanding the the HTML will be regenerated later to incorporate numerous changes.
• To publish a change, you must commit the HTML files.

If you have an app you'd like to showcase on the site, do not just open an issue for it. Instead, open a pull request for it.