Code for Baltimore Website

One home for everything needed to learn or get involved with Baltimore's chapter of Code for America

Documentation

For more information about this project and how we're building it please see the docs folder

• Tech Spec
• Best Practices
• Style Guide

Setup

If you want to build the website locally, fork the https://github.com/CodeForBaltimore/codeforbaltimore.github.io repo to your own account and then git clone your repo to your local machine. Once it is installed locally you can make any changes in your text editor of choice, git push up to Github and open a pull request. onto the master branch of our repo.

Ruby on Windows

To run on Windows you must first have Ruby installed. You can install Ruby using Chocolatey using the command below, or download the Ruby Installer.

choco install ruby

Alternatively you can install Jekyll using the Linux Subsystem.

Setup Jekyll

Once Ruby is installed you will need to install Jekyll and bundler

gem install jekyll bundler

Note you may need to download and install MSYS2.

You can run the site locally by running

jekyll serve

or

bundle exec jekyll serve

Sources and Links

Based on civictechdc/codefordc.github.com#217

Created a signed request at https://secure.meetup.com/meetup_api/console/?path=/:urlname/events

Built with Github Pages using Jekyll