This site will hopefully on day help developers get started building with and finding helpful articles on ServiceWorker.
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This website is currently built using GitHub Pages which itself relies on Jekyll. This automatically transforms the content of this repository into a static website hosted on GitHub.
Installing the same version of Jekyll used by GitHub Pages along with all of its dependencies is a one liner. From the project's directory, just run:
$ gem install github-pages
If you are running Xcode 5.1 or over and get the following error when installing,
clang: error: unknown argument: '-multiply_definedsuppress' [-Wunused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future]
this is a known issue and you will need to install jekyll with the following command. (You may need to do this from a superuser shell.)
$ ARCHFLAGS=-Wno-error=unused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future gem install github-pages
Once installed, launch Jekyll from the command line:
$ jekyll serve --watch
and navigate your browser to http://localhost:4000. Modifications to the
source code get automatically picked-up and displayed on page refresh.
Each resource (slides, presentations, articles, etc.) gets an entry in the
_post directory. Please follow file naming conventions as described for blog
posts in the online documentation.
All resource posts must be located in the _posts directory and must use the resources
template (which should be specified in the YAML front-matter).
resource posts can be of three different categories: slides, presentation,
and article. Categories are added using YAML front-matter.
Resources will will have data automatically pulled from the people database
located in /data/people.yml in order to populate the "about the
author section".
Contributions should follow the standard open source GitHub workflow (fork the repository, work off topic-branches, send atomic commits as pull requests, and get them reviewed by a peer).
Thanks for your help!