Hi all,
I've finally got my local SVN (on Windows) + Jekyll + magic setup on my machine, and plan to do the following for the Apache Annotator (incubating) web site. For reference, the static HTML site code lives here: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/annotator/site/ I'm planning to use Jekyll and a fork of the http://pouchdb.com/ (Apache License 2.0) web site--which is offline friendly, basic, clear, awesome. I'll be putting the Jekyll code (_includes, _layouts, _posts, etc) into a `src` directory under https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/annotator/ So it'll be a sibling of `site`. I'll write up the build/setup process in a README.md to be added in that directory also. The end result will be that site contributors will `svn checkout` the URL ending in `/annotator/` and have all the goods. It'll make more sense when you see it...which is hopefully soon. :) The process for updating the site will then be to edit the contents of the `src` directory, run some `jekyll build` which will use a `_config.yml` that will make sure things come from and go to the correct locations. Then, `svn commit` and both the src and the changes will be in the right places. If you have any objections, complaints, or other ideas, I'd be most happy to hear them. ^_^ Hope you're all well and secretly building the future of annotation and have just forgotten to post here. ;) Cheers! Benjamin -- http://bigbluehat.com/ http://linkedin.com/in/benjaminyoung
