Github pages are a common way to create a website for your open-source project.
Github provides a website generator tool which simply reads the README file from your repository.
The big disadvantage is that there’s no auto deployment for your this kind of website. You always have to run the generator manually.
To solve this problem we need a third-party computing engine that automatically updates our page. This is the perfect job for Travis CI.
Travis CI is a Github integrated continuous testing platform that runs tests for different development frameworks. It triggers a test whenever you make a commit on your Travis registered repository. We will use Travis to update our page whenever we make a commit to our repository.
Since the first debut I’m in love with the music from OVERWERK.
His outstanding progressive and non-linear style always gives me chills.
As of today you can get his latest EP from bandcamp. Or you can listen in on soundcloud:
My brother and friends went to Slovenia last summer. With nothing more they could wear on their shoulders they’ve spent almost two weeks in the wilderness. There my brother did some filming and captured the beautiful landscape in a short movie.
Make use of the PowerShell ActiveDirectory module always required to install the Remote Server Administration Tools.
That sucks! We want it as simple as executing a script.
Sadly there’s no native Piwik plugin for the Koken photography CMS.
However you can use another plugin the inject the tracking code to the footer of your site.
Install the HTML Injector plugin (Site > Settings > Plugin > Download Plugins).
Enable the plugin (Site > Settings > Plugin > HTML injector > Enable).
Setup the plugin (Site > Settings > Plugin > HTML injector > Setup).
Copy the tracking code of your Piwik site (Piwik > Administration > Websites > [site] > View Tracking code).
