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Hello, |
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Well for a while now, I have been looking for a smart way to add some UI |
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(gui) front to a github presence. Has anyone tried gitlab+github using |
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www-apps/jekyll, a simple blog aware, static site generator ? |
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[1,2]? |
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If so, I'd appreciate some feedback on what you tried, how you like it and a |
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link to view. If not Jekyll then how did you create your git[lab/hub] |
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presence ? |
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Perhaps we should have a github gentoo-template site that can be duplicated |
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so users set up gentoo styled github presences that includes a basic |
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framework:: for example; a blog, CV, and areas of interest. The ideas is so |
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gentoo-users can rapidly and easily create a cool presence on github? |
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Maybe it's just me, but the blandness of github is a turn-off. I think it is |
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very important for folks to explain in some detail, the theme (what, why, |
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when) they are offering a collection of codes on github, rather than just a |
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plain collection of codes that someone might not want to spend the |
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parse-time reviewing to discern if collection of codes is useful to them. |
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Heck, even the US gov departments are now being forced to open source many |
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of their codes [3], so a github account might become necessary to graduate |
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HS in the not to distant future. |
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all comments, including criticisms, are most welcome/ |
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James |
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[1] https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/GitLab |
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[2] http://pages.gitlab.io/ |
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[3] http://sdtimes.com/white-house-proposes-government-open-source-software/ |
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