The source code for the website at hackthefuture.org
The current content is completely static although some interactive features are provided by JavaScript and social plugins.
The website is automatically published with each commit to the master branch by GitHub Pages.
The domain hackthefuture.org is configured to point to the GitHub Pages server. The GitHub Pages server can also be accessed at hackthefuture.github.io but is configured via the CNAME file to redirect to hackthefuture.org
Unless you’re fixing a typo or an obvious bug it’s best to discuss changes with other contributors before working on them. The best place to discuss changes is on the Hack the Future Volunteers Google Group. (Alternatively you could create a GitHub Issue for the proposed changes.)
The preferred process for making contributions is the following:
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Fork this Repo
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Use Git to make a clone of your fork
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Make and test your changes on your local system
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Commit and push your changes to your fork
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Submit a pull request
The GitHub Fork a Repo help page has the details of how to do this.
To test the website or your changes locally, you’ll probably want to use a local HTTP server because the site uses directory links, e.g. /next/ which is resolved to /next/index.html by the GitHub server. Your local server will need to do the same thing.
Using a local HTTP server should also help with some of the social media plugins.
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