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This is basically your average Jekyll install with some html, markdown and Sass hackery.
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I added some grunt tasks to save the git commit revision number so I can link to each revision on Github from the site footer and to minify the generated CSS.
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I added some grunt tasks to save the latest git commit revision number and minify what little CSS there is.
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With this I can link to each revision on Github from the site footer. and to minify the generated CSS.
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I deploy it to AWS S3 and handle AWS Cloudfront using the awesome [s3_website](https://github.com/laurilehmijoki/s3_website) gem.
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