Update footer on the main doc page

[zvirja]

The footer on the http://nsubstitute.github.io/ page gives credits to the Codebetter, while you're currently using AppVeyor:

NSubstitute CI builds are run using TeamCity kindly hosted by Codebetter.

Probably, it makes sense to update that stuff or remove it, if it's hard to support it 😉

[dtchepak]

Nice catch! All sorted now -- thanks!

[zvirja]

Thanks for the quick follow-up! 😉

BTW, the Building section is obsolete too 😊 I have the same issues in AutoFixture - .NET Core SDK is constantly mutating always bringing the required features, so our min version of supported VS is constantly increasing and I always forget to update the contribution guide 😅

[dtchepak]

I've updated the README too with something more general.

I think this makes you the first person to ever read this README! 😂

[zvirja]

Well, I haven't read it entirely.. So badge is still waiting for someone else 😀

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One small unrelated question if you don't mind. I'm currently thinking to make a doc site for AutoFixture like you have. I've noticed that you seem to write all the articles on plain html, rather than use transformation from markdown. What is the reason for that? Is that hard to achieve a good look with markdown? Isn't it inconvenient to support a plain html?

I simply want to understand the caveats to consider them as well, if they are..

Thanks 😄

[zvirja]

Oh, it seems that I missed something. It seems that you host doc in this repo, while after compilation it goes to the other repo you have.. Is that so? I was confused, because I saw commits on your behalf to nsubstitute.github.com.

[dtchepak]

We use Jekyll and markdown. The source code for the docs is in this repo, I build it locally and then push to https://github.com/nsubstitute/nsubstitute.github.com which GitHub Pages helpfully serves for us. (I really should automate that push 🤔 )

There's a little more info in the wiki.

Probably the most important aspect for me is that all the code samples are compiled and tested (so they don't get out of date, unlike certain website footers cough ;) ).