As I was preparing to make the NoLoJS repo public, I was fortunate enough to have a few friends review it.
A couple of those friends, namely Chrisitan Heilmann and Jeremy Keith, highly recommended that I create a more visually-digestible way of sampling the components that are within the repo…
And with a bunch of guidance from Christian, I have done just that!
I now welcome you to go check out the new NoLoJS Repo Pages (at publish, still very much a work in progress)!
The home page links to all the example components…
And each component page describes what that component is about…
…includes a working demo…
…exposes the HTML, CSS and JS if needed…
…contains live Baseline widgets so you can see whether or not the component is ready for prime time, and includes a live CodePen embed with that component so you can play with it right there!
Taking advantage of GitHub Pages, including Jekyll, YAML Frontmatter, Markdown and Liquid, I was able to create a documentation site that feeds directly off of the repo itself, creating static pages based off of templates and includes so that it is wonderfully DRY, and each new commit/push automatically updates the doc site.
Would love to hear your thoughts on either the new pages or the repo itself, and am certainly open to receiving any Issues or Contributions!
Okay, that’s it for now!
Happy reducing,
Atg