At Stack Builders, we consider it our mission not only to develop robust and reliable applications for clients, but to help the industry as a whole by lowering the barrier to entry for technology that we consider important. We hope that you enjoy, and find useful, our tutorials. If you have suggestions for additional tutorials, please feel free to open an issue or PR.
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- The content of these tutorials is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
- The code in these tutorials is licensed under the MIT License.
In order to run this repo locally you need to have stack installed, for more info you can take a look
here
To run your project locally all you need to do is:
$ make watchIf you ever want to rebuild the project:
$ make rebuildIf you're a stack builder and want to bring all assets to this project, you can make a symbolic link to your
local website's assets directory (assuming that you have that repo), and put it inside the _site directory that will be created when
building the project.
$ cd _site
$ ln -s ../stackbuilders/assets
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