fixed exceptions, added bundler & readme

[rmetzler]

• There was this Compass error "Compass.configuration.parse(filename) has been removed". I fixed this.
• I added a Gemfile for Bundler, since I had no clue, that grid-coordinates was a dependency.
• I added a README.md stub. Projects should have READMEs

[adamstac]

Thanks for the updates to this. I no longer use Nanoc, but if you'd like you can take over ownership of this project.

Let me know ...

[rmetzler]

Oh, what are you using now?

I checked out this project as I needed a fast start with a static site
generator. I need a generator that is able to render partials and integrate
with Compass but I don't want to write HAML.

I also found https://github.com/ddfreyne/nanoc-bootstrap-compass by the guy
who wrote nanoc.

2011/6/16 adamstac <
[email protected]>

Thanks for the updates to this. I no longer use Nanoc, but if you'd like
you can take over ownership of this project.

Let me know ...

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[adamstac]

Check out https://github.com/jlong/serve and
https://github.com/adamstac/serve-bootstrap but my bootstrap defaults to
haml. However, you can easily use .erb or the other formats that are
supported. Too easy. The command serve export <project_dir>:<output_dir>
is new, but works.

There's a number of solutions each with their own pros and cons. Depends on
the project needs a dev prefs.

Adam Stacoviak
http://adamstacoviak.com
@adamstac

On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 4:22 AM, rmetzler <
[email protected]>wrote:

Oh, what are you using now?

I checked out this project as I needed a fast start with a static site
generator. I need a generator that is able to render partials and integrate
with Compass but I don't want to write HAML.

I also found https://github.com/ddfreyne/nanoc-bootstrap-compass by the
guy
who wrote nanoc.

2011/6/16 adamstac <
[email protected]>

Thanks for the updates to this. I no longer use Nanoc, but if you'd like
you can take over ownership of this project.

Let me know ...

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[rmetzler]

Adam, thanks a lot for the tip.
I was able to fix a small bug in Serve and refactored my Compass project into erb and textile in no time. Never did I build websites so fast.

[adamstac]

Right?! Did you make use of my serve-bootstrap or just convert your project to serve?

Nice fix to Serve, though I prefer markdown over textlie ;)

What do you think I should do with your changes? Leave them in the wind or pull them in so that someone else might stumble on them and make use of this? I hate throwing code away.

[rmetzler]

Hi Adam,

please merge if you think my code is good. I love to contribute and if code
works and is readable, why not run it?

I just converted my Compass project via Serve. Easiest thing to do and it
works like a charme. I found the bug after trying to refactor text sections
into .textile partials. Actually the bug prevented every template with a
longer extension name to render. (Broken regex.) So while
_partial.html.mdwould render, _partial.html.markdown would not.

I also favor markdown over textile for simple semantik markup but my boss
@yeah wanted textile as @planioapp uses textile too.
And links are easier to write in textile with German keyboard layout.
;-) But i also see Markdown winning the popularity contest and that's
actually a good thing.

Richie

2011/6/18 adamstac <
[email protected]>

Right?! Did you make use of my serve-bootstrap or just convert your project
to serve?

Nice fix to Serve, though I prefer markdown over textlie ;)

What do you think I should do with your changes? Leave them in the wind or
pull them in so that someone else might stumble on them and make use of
this? I hate throwing code away.

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