Thingmonk

gulp watch
jekyll serve

The ThingMonk website is built using jekyll and hosted on github pages.
To setup and test a local instance you will need to have

a) Jekyll installed
b) git installed

git clone http://github.com/thingmonk/thingmonk.github.io
edit your files
jekyll serve to test the edits
git commit / git add
git push

Adding a news / blog post

cd _posts
cp 2016-04-04-thingmonk-cfp.md <year>-<month>-<day>-title.md
edit title and categories in the file
update your content

and then commit the file as normal and push.

Adding a new speaker for thingmonk or eclipse day

For ThingMonk add an entry to _data/speakers.yml, for Eclipse add an entry to _data/speakers.yml

Each entry consists of the following

- name:
  photo:
  bio:
  talktitle:
  talkabstract:
  twitter:

Just use the entires that were done before as your guide. Once commited they will show up automatically in the main page and on the specific talks pages.