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web-jayfo's Introduction

web-jekyll-base

A fogies project used as a template for Jekyll websites.

Provides for a build process, common dependencies and extensions, and serving via docker-jekyll-site.

Project Dependencies

This project is based on a template:

https://github.com/fogies/web-jekyll-base

Which is in turn based on:

https://github.com/fogies/invoke-base

Runtime dependencies for this project are:

Python 3.6.6
Node 8.12.0
Ruby 2.5.1

See Installation for Windows.

See Installation for Mac.

Tasks

This project uses Invoke for task execution. Available tasks can be listed:

invoke -l

See Additional Task Documentation.

Frequently used tasks will include:

build_production

Build the site to _site, using the production configuration in _config-production.yml.

invoke build_production

build_test

Build the site to _site, using the test configuration in _config-test.yml.

invoke build_test

serve_production

Serve the site on port 4000, using the production configuration in _config-production.yml.

invoke serve_production

serve_test

Serve the site on port 4000, using the test configuration in _config-test.yml.

invoke serve_test

web-jayfo's People

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jayfo morgandixon karkar ksen0 stevezhanggeek tejaskb04 depstein jesscs lrpina annie-r amaswea aokeson anantmittal

web-jayfo's Issues

Add page numbers and official PDF links

C.47, C.48, C.49, and C.50 have all now appeared. They should have page numbers and official PDF links into the ACM DL.

UbiComp Workshop Paper

@karkar

Can you send a pull request with the workshop paper, then I'll merge that and Daniel's UbiComp paper at the same time. Ask @depstein for help if you're unsure how the site works.

Page Numbers and Official Link on UIST 2015 Paper

Possible change with MinGW32 and Python 3.4

Today I tried installing matplotlib in a virtualenv on Python 3.4, but could not get it to compile. The virtualenv did not include the distutils.cfg file I expected from Python 2.7, but I put the file in the appropriate location, and the pip install matplotlib still failed on vcvarsall.bat. Either that module cannot be installed on Windows, or Python 3.4 has changed how I need to compile native code.

Documenting GitHub upstream branch and workflows

We should document how to create the upstream branch and some basic git workflows.

Update DIS 2014 as Appeared

Fix Image for C.63

Needs to be a square aspect ratio of 120x120.

@lrpina

Post UIST 2014 Paper

CHI 2016 Abandonment Thumb

Now that we also have the UbiComp 2016 paper, it feels weird for the UbiComp 2015 and CHI 2016 papers to share the same thumb. Any ideas for a different CHI 2016 image?

Page Numbers Ignored in Workshop Papers

HCIC Workshop Paper is Missing

Use Short Version of Python 3.4 venv

c:\Python34\python.exe -m venv env34

Add CHI 2015 Papers

Update build documentation for Mac

Python version doesn't seem to be an issue as of yet (2.7 or 3.4/3.5) : if you want to avoid using multiple versions and setting up virtual env every time you want to build the site.
Ruby version should be 2.2.x, I was running 2.0.x and 'invoke' would run fine without throwing errors, but would not spin up a server
There is no 'ruby devkit' for mac, so I ignored that step
Virutalizations are slightly different in python 2.7 and 3.4, commands have changed (virtualenv vs pyvenv)
- If using virtualization in python, the activation path will be 'env35/bin/activate'

To Daniel, because CSCW.

Fine to send as two separate pulls each referencing this issue. PDFs they gave me attached.

CSCW_Pina_2016_camera_ready.pdf
CSCW2017-IBS-CameraReady.pdf