Jenkyll Website for the workshop, online at https://camtrap2024.fh-ooe.at/ and at https://camtrap2024.github.io/. The repository is directly published online by GitHub-Pages. Content is stored file-based: mostly Markdown (.md) and YML (.yml) files.
❗💥 Warning: Any changes you make in the main repository will be directly online! 💥❗
- Change LOGO and backround image
- Update Call
- Update Program
- Update Submission
- Proofreading and Removing Anything PPSN related
- Update Front Page
- Update Imprint
- Update About -> add Workshop Organizers (Paul, ...)
- Remove Google Analytics
If you want to make considerable changes to the website please test them first with a local setup.
These are the complete instructions for a development machine running under Microsoft Windows. The instructions should be very similar for any other operating system (i.e., it runs on Colab).
Get the Git binaries from https://git-scm.com/ or download GitHub Desktop from https://desktop.github.com/, then clone the repository to your local machine (e.g., C:\Users\[User]\Documents\GitHub\website).
Go to http://rubyinstaller.org/, download the latest installer for Ruby (Ruby+Devkit) and run it.
Once Ruby is installed, install Jekyll and its necessary plugins using Bundler. First, install the Bundler gem: gem install jekyll bundler. Then install the gems listed in the Gemfile by calling bundle install. For the later command you need have the repo in the current working path.
For further details, see https://jekyllrb.com/docs/installation/.
The build workflow then uses bundle and can be started with: bundle exec jekyll serve.
A local server should be running at the address http://127.0.0.1:4000 and can be used to preview the website. Any changes and additions to markdown files should be imediatly visible. Note that changes to _config.yml need a restart of the build system!
This website is based on the PPSN website designed, developed and maintained by Jan Zenisek and Christian Haider. Thanks for the great work and the permission to use their code as a starting point for this website! The PPSN code is available at https://github.com/ppsn2024/ppsn2024.github.io.