AfroPython is a programming workshop that aims to encourage the black population in technology areas, but it is not an exclusive event for this group.
AfroPython wants to be a remarkable initiative: for those who do and for those who participate. And we want only positive and happy marks, since the reasons that unite us are not so historically noble: the fact that we are 54% of the Brazilian population and our presence represents only 0.4% of Information Technology professionals in Brazil.
The structure consists of running basic commands of a project, minifying, compiling and compressing files, by directing them to the destination folder informed in the gulpfile.js file in the variable value target.
The files should be organized in the SRC folder or in the default content folder depending on how the project will be developed. (http://localhost:8080)!
- Node.js (https://nodejs.org/en/download/)
- NPM (https://www.npmjs.com/get-npm) [bundled in the Node.js version for Windows]
- Docker (https://docs.docker.com/install/) [optional]
1 - To download frontend dependencies:
npm install2 - To run the project in http://localhost:8080:
npm start3 - To run the project in a container http://localhost:8080:
docker run --rm -dt -p 8080:80 --name afropython afropython/afropython-site:1.0.0npm install --save 'nomedependencia'- install the desired dependencynpm run build- prepare for productionnpm run deploy- perform deployment task
docker build -t afropython/afropython-site -f Dockerfile .In our Wiki you will find a little of our history :D.
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We at AfroPython strive to provide for all participants a harassment-free and respectfull environment, regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, race or religion.
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