The official remodeling of the official club website. The current website hosted on Github pages is in depserate need of a facelift. Ideally, we want our Website to be a central place for
- Potential Club members who are interested in what the Open Source Club is and want to find out more
- Existing Club members as a way to easily check what events are happening and what projects the club is working on
- Students or others who are interested in UF or Open Source in general and want to see how UF is involved with Open Source
A detailed instruction list on what to install and configure to start working on the project.
Google Chrome (if you don't already have it) Atom (or any other Text Editor of your Choice)
Other than a browser and a text editor, nothing additional is needed to work on the project.
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- HTML- (Short for Hypertext-Markup Language. Everything you type is essentially the barebones of the website)
- Imagine a website with no color, no styles, and no custom positioning of elements. That's basically a normal HTML file and would look something like this:
- CSS- (What makes a Webpage look the way it does and what you will be working on for about 70-80% of a standard webpage development)
- With CSS imported into your HTML file, it makes the pervious website look like this:
- Javascript-(A language that allows us to manipulate webpages in special ways. More on this later...)
Check out the resources file in docs for a list of links to learn more about these technologies.
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for how to work on the project.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details