The Blender-Brussels − also known as Blender BPY/BGE workshops or #bpybgebxl − are a series of monthly work sessions organized by Julien Deswaef (@xuv) and François Zajéga (@frankiezafe) with the aim of providing a regular gathering and knowledge sharing space for artists and developpers interested in Python scripting in the context of Blender.
This is the repository for jekyll files necessary to build the website of Blender-Brussels
Create a new html document under the _post/ folder. If you plan to write in english, use the en/ subfolder, fr/ for french. The best way to start is by copying an existing article and change the relevant content.
After you've tested your page (see below), commit your changes and push back on this server.
Don't forget to also announce it on the mailing list, the BBUg forums, Twitter, Facebook or any other place you see fit.
If you plan to make big changes to this website, you better have Jekyll installed locally, so you don't waist time pushing every change to Github or break the actual site.
Steps to install Jekyll on a debian flavored system:
sudo apt-get install ruby ruby-dev
gem install jekyll
gem install jekyll-mentions
jekyll-mentions is a plugin used to display github usernames as links. Not really necessary, but activated on this website.
How to run it locally while editing the pages:
jekyll serve -w --config _config.local.yml
When you're done, push it back to Github for publishing changes to the world.
Note that Blender-Brussels communication is mainly done in english. But some articles are translated to french. The multi-lingual configuration has been inspired by Sylvain Durand.