The CUGOS website source. Your home away from home.

Editing Content
All of our meeting updates and blog posts are curated through these files. Check out the wiki for details on how the website works and how to edit or add content.

Site Development
The site is built on Jekyll and Github Pages, while the template files, JavaScript, and CSS are all hand-rolled by the members of CUGOS.

If you're interested in helping out with the development of the site, please feel free to fork and edit locally before creating a pull-request. The following steps assume you have Jekyll 2.0 installed (including jekyll-sitemap, perhaps by: gem install jekyll-sitemap) and running properly on your machine. Note: If you'd like edit access to this repository to skip the forking and pulling process, send an email to [email protected] and we'll get you set up!

1. Fork this repository into your own working repo
2. Clone your newly created repository into your local machine
3. Navigate into the newly created cugos.github.com directory.
4. Run jekyll, which will serve the site at localhost:4000 and watch for changes.
5. Commit and push your changes to your forked repository
6. Create a pull request to merge your changes into the cugos master repository!
7. Have a beer!

Command line steps after forking the repository:

git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/cugos.github.com.git
cd cugos.github.com
jekyll serve --watch

...make changes...

git add --all
git commit -m 'YOUR COMMIT MESSAGE'
git push origin master

Create a pull request between your repository and this repository.

• Group Shots by Aaron Racicot
• Font-Awesome
• Jekyll
• jQuery
• Homepage Mountains photo by Jeff P | CC Attribution 2.0 Generic*

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