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# website The new website with something better than Yst (also, change the title) ## Development To work on the website you need the following things: - Jekyll and mdl via ruby gems: `gem install jekyll mdl guard-livereload`. You might need ruby development headers for this to work: `apt-get install ruby-dev`. Also in case of trouble [this](https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/issues/5165#issuecomment-236341627) may help (install `gem install bundler`). `mdl` is optional for linting the markdown. - pandoc, version 1.10 or higher (optional for building the spec). Install it via `apt-get install pandoc`, or `cabal install pandoc`, if you prefer the haskell way of doing it (this may take a while to install though). See <http://pandoc.org/installing.html> for other methods. - linkchecker via `apt-get install linkchecker` (optional for link checking). The follwing make targets are available: - `make all`: build the complete website including external content. - `make changelog`: download changelogs (included in `all`) - `make roadmap`: download roadmaps (included in `all`) - `make spec`: download and parse the spec with pandoc (included in `all`) - `make lint`: run markdown linter `mdl` - `make check`: run linkchecker