Mexpro's site reimplemented using Jekyll.

For development on this site, use Docker and Jekyll's development server. Docker reduces the effort required to get the development server up and running, while Jekyll's development server makes viewing your changes painless. To get started, install Docker (and docker-compose). Then use the handy-dandy aliases file in the root of the project to get some shortcut commands:

$ source ./aliases

Now, to start the development server, use the start alias. To stop the server, use ctrl+c. To clean up after the server, use stop.

$ start
Building web
Step 1 : FROM exegete46/jekyll:onbuild
<snip>
web_1 |   Server running... press ctrl-c to stop.
<ctrl+c>
$ stop
Stopping mexpro_web_1 ... done
Removing mexpro_web_1 ... done
Removing image mexpro_web

Jekyll is a tool used for building websites that are focussed on speed of development and overall speed of the site. The output of Jekyll's build command is a static HTML site, however designers to use advanced tools such as SASS and Markdown, as well as features like layouts and includes, to create consistent pages without minimal effort.

To learn more, check out the Jekyll Documentation. The Docker image has access to all of the commands you can use in Jekyll, for reference read about the Jekyll Docker Image.