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I don't know if my website is eligible. My homepage is a small introduction and a table of projects with links to those projects, which are also github reposit
by samsquire 3y ago
I don't know if my website is eligible.
My homepage is a small introduction and a table of projects with links to those projects, which are also github repositories with a blog underneath.
This community standardisation I really like /about /now /ideas, I would like people to create github repositories with this format:
"wants" -> things that this person wants
"perspectives" -> technical perspectives on different subjects
"work" -> work that someone thinks need doing
"collaboration" -> what someone would be willing to work with others on
"commissions" -> what you'll pay someone for
"ideas" -> ideas
"blog" -> if your blog is hosted on github
"dotfiles" -> if you have them
- phgn 3y agoEvery page is eligible actually because we treat / as /about if /about is not present. Just try submitting your site :) Another commenter here created a repo to track more standard webpages: https://github.com/jameschensmith/awesome-website-paths https://github.com/jameschensmith/awesome-website-paths For GitHub repos I'm not sure of any standardisation except README.md, LICENCE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md?
- samsquire 3y agoThank you phgn I submitted my personal homepage. Those GitHub conventions are helpful. I was hoping people would create entire repositories in a standard convention too. Similar to Rails conventions.