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Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

so maybe a static site generator?

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

What's that?

Josh Cunningham

@joshcanhelp

@KuroFluff I mean, can you use it on the server?

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

like http://assemble.io or ruby’s Jekyll

then you can still upload just front-end code, but you have a sane way of generating it

remember @hlpetway ’s lightning talk?

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

Yes, but this is so much simpler than a blog so I wasn't sure it was the right route

Thanks, I'll look into assemble.io

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

yeah - assemble might be more js-y. also, who will be maintaining it long-term, and will they know grunt etc…?

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

One guy is an experienced programmer so knows "some" JS. Java is the strongest language at this place.

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

hmm.. maybe there’s an equivalent with maven or gradle… if you set it up right assemble could work, but you might want to check with them

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

The requirements for the site were very simple, but (as I should come to expect) they are growing. I'm looking into using keystone.js as a blogging platform, they mentioned something about twitter, and merchandising from the the site

Josh Cunningham

@joshcanhelp

SCOPE CREEP! PULL UP, PULL UP!

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

lol

as long as they pay on time...

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

Yeah, the module that cures cancer and creates world peace is the tough one

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

lol

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

I'm working as an intern at a very, very low pay rate

Kevin Stephens

@kevinmstephens

Angular has a directive for that

ng-worldpeace

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

I'm sure Emacs could do it too

Josh Cunningham

@joshcanhelp

Also wp-cure-cancer is an option

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

but….ember has that out of the box …

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

Thanks. I'll see if I can do simple enough assemble.io that they can change it around.

Kevin Stephens

@kevinmstephens

ember is #1

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

has anyone got their ec2 credits?

Nicholas Harberg

@harberg

@Talamantez nope, no credits here yet.

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

sadness

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

I’ll check with @brookr when he’s back from vacation

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

you guys take vacations!?!

Nicholas Harberg

@harberg

anyone going to the node.js meetup tonight?

Robert Talamantez

@Talamantez

I'll be there in spirit sf.pipe(seattle, [spirit])

Tyler Morgan

@toastynerd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GVjkg_7bK0

Ivan Storck

@ivanoats

@harberg I’m pretty sure I’m going, just working out details at home

Kevin Stephens

@kevinmstephens

@harberg I'll be going to NodeJS

Hailey L. Petway

@hlpetway

I'll be TA'ing, but if anyone wants the inside scoop on Cobalt, I worked there for the two years prior to CF. :)

Zach

@ZachBowman

I just installed Node and Grunt on my Windows side and it works great. Maybe I can get rid of this virtual machine, eventually.

Zach

@ZachBowman

AND git.

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

but now you have to do the slashes the other way, not sure I could deal with that kind of change

Zach

@ZachBowman

Heavy.

Nicholas Harberg

@harberg

@ivanoats Are you still planning on the Algorithms Study Group?

Hailey L. Petway

@hlpetway

@ivanoats @harberg I would be very interested in an algorithms study group

Zach Bryan

@ZBryan

Game night?

Anna Luisa Patiño West

@aisapatino

yes! we should do a reunion get-together involving board games. and limoncello

Hailey L. Petway

@hlpetway

I agree!

Dale Corns

@dcorns

re credits, I received my weeks ago...hmm

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

So about CMS systems. I tried Keystone.js and it's not exactly simple. It uses mongo, express/node, & handlebars (or Jade) but it comes with dozens of files and hundreds of lines of JS. It was taking me hours to understand how it's supposed to work. For this level of project just changing the html directly to update blog posts is faster and simpler. I'll take a look at assemble and Jekyll though

Andy Ernst

@AndyCErnst

Wow, Jekyll looks WAY easier to maintain and iterate on.

Brian Studwell

@bwstud

Hey guys, If anyone's interested in NYC I know the Dir. of Programming at a news startup called Mic which bills itself as, "building the New York Times for a younger generation". Pretty legit. He just tweeted that they're hiring. They're looking for Front End Engineers and Node Developers. Wish I had the chops to apply. Check it Out.

Zach Bryan

@ZBryan

@KuroFluff you should checkout ghost, pretty easy to get up and running. and way easier to work with once you do, post are all in MD so easy that way too.