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README.md

ZCash Foundation Website

General Instructions For Developers

The tl;dr is that almost everything we're currently keeping here: https://github.com/ZcashFoundation/ ...should be part of our Jekyll instance, displayable as normal, non-GitHub interface web pages. That way we can continue using GitHub for workflow, and people who are comfortable with it can navigate our files there, but everyone else is able to look at the regular website. Since we're mostly working with .md files anyway, I think that's pretty doable. For reference, here is the current state of our website: https://github.com/ZcashFoundation/zcashfoundation.github.io

Priorities

My technical priorities for the website:

  • Fast-loading
  • Minimal dependencies
  • Easy to maintain
  • Doesn't break any existing URLs / redirect anything that moves
    Not breaking URLs is a little tricky because there are a million links to our GitHub repos floating around the internet — perhaps the easiest thing will be to archive everything on GitHub and add disclaimers to each document like "please go look at our website instead because it's the maintained source of truth." Suggestions welcome.

Contribute

Work here is largely being done by @RichardLitt and co. If you really want to help out, open an issue? I'm not expecting anyone to.

License

MIT © 2018 Burnt Fen Creative LLC. For now.