Page for C-PROOF website

Based off https://projectpages.github.io.

Running jekyll:

If you have bundler installed:

sudo bundle install

otherwise sudo gem install bundler first.

To compile and run,

bundler exec jekyll serve &

will give you a local webserver.

Installing and editing.

The workflow is a typical git workflow. You will need to install git.

1. Fork the repository to your own repositories by clicking the Fork button on the upper-right in Github

2. Clone the repository to your machine: git clone https://github.com/yourusername/website.git

3. Make the c-proof version of the webpage a remote called upstreamgit remote add upstream https://github.com/c-proof/website.git We do this so we can sync with other people's changes as they are merged on the original.

4. Checkout a new branch: git checkout -b new-branch-name

5. Edit something; If you add new files remember to do git add newfilepath/newfilename.

6. Commit changes: git commit -a -m "EDIT: helpful message about your change"

7. Push the changes to your remote: git push origin new-branch-name

7 git will now suggest that you can make a pull request to c-proof. Do so and then it will get merged if all is OK