This is the personal website of my beloved Uncle, David Lefkowitz.

Unfortunately, github-pages doesn't support Jekyll 2.0.3, which this site relies on, making heavy use of Collections, a feature which came in at 2.0. At time of writing gh-pages only supports 1.5.3.

So, we have to deploy "manually". We do this using the method described here: https://gist.github.com/chrisjacob/825950. There are scripts to help:

1. The first time you clone this repo, run bin/setup.py. You'll need to have run pip install clint first.

• This clones a second copy of the repo into _site, checks out the gh-pages branch, and deletes the master branch from that repo. You write to master from above _site, and push to gh-pages from within _site.

2. To build/develop, run jekyll serve --watch. Or jekyll build or whatever.
3. To deploy, run bin/deploy.py.

• It basically just cd's to _site and runs git push, to gh-pages.

Side note: I strongly recommend the "MarkdownEditing" Sublime Text package's "Markdown GFM" syntax for syntax highlighting.

Once Github has updated the Jekyll Version, you can get rid of everything in the bin/ directory and start pushing everything to gh-pages. If you want.