The Spring 2017 site is built using Jekyll and is hosted on Github, with a backup on the CS10 instructional account.
Currently, there isn't much fancy work being done with Jekyll -- just a few include statements and basic page layouts.
This site is built with Jekyll. To build the site, you need Jekyll and Ruby installed. Github has some fairly straight forward instructions, here: https://help.github.com/articles/using-jekyll-with-pages/
To preview the site you should run:
bundle exec jekyll serve
The most common file to edit will be assets/schedule.js which defines the main class calendar. There are 4 main functions (reading, lab, lect, hw) for each type of item on the calendar. Their inputs are listed at the top of the file.
Some things:
- lectures content should go in
lecture/## - Title/and should not include the source files - discussion resources should go in
discussion/##/
- Bootstrap
- jQuery
- FullCalendarJS -- for the Google Calendar schedule
- MomentJS -- needed for FullCalendar and is a date API used in other places
Note: The use of FullCalendar requires a Google Developer account, but these are free and there shouldn't be much configuration needed. The API key is supplied in the configuration file. You need a free Google Developer Console account to get a calendar API if the current one is broken.