Let's Run Away Together

My personal artsy blog on music and culture and pretty pictures and stuff. Built with Jekyll and deployed directly to Github Pages via the gh-pages branch.

I focussed on working within the limitations of Jekyll and Github Pages, which means no compilation step before deployment, and no fancy features (like autoprefixer). Ultimately, I wanted to be able to make changes direct to Github, without needing to compile it locally.

Anything non-compilation on the dev side is fine though, which is why Browsersync features. Because it's awesome.

Fire it up

• Run npm install
• Run bundle
• Run cp -R node_modules/bootstrap-sass/assets/stylesheets/ _sass/bootstrap to copy the latest bootstrap-sass stylesheets into _sass (Not ideal, obviously, but like I said, no compilation step. I guess it could have node_packages in the _sass directory, but it seems a bit bloaty? You tell me, new best friend.)
• Run bundle exec gulp

Any suggestions or feedback, let me know!