We utilize Travis CI to for automated testing before deployment.

This information (and link) is based on the last commit to the repository. A failed status will not be published.

The website is built using Jekyll. Github hosts static HTML and Jekyll based websites for free. Github uses a default naming scheme for repositories, and as a result our site can be viewed at http://waprolb.github.io/ -- but it is setup for its own domain: waprolb.org. Github allows us to utilize our custom domain by adding a CNAME file and configuring our DNS. Therefore our website is best accessed at: http://www.waprolb.org

Getting involved is easy. You don't even NEED Jekyll installed locally, but it helps. Changes and pull requests are encouraged. Want to fix a typo. Add some info? Add a page, or more? Go for it.

1. Fork the repository: How to Fork.
2. Make changes.
3. Optionally, enable Travis for yourself (on your forked) repo: https://travis-ci.org/profile/**username**. Read more
4. Create a Pull Request to share: How to create a Pull Request

1. Optionally, view your github fork locally or on Github (gh-pages branch). To find this, click your repo settings and look for the URL where it's published: https://github.com/**YOURUSERNAME**/uncodedlb.github.io/settings

Anyone can create a Pull Request. In addition, we'll also allow anyone in our community to join our team for direct access. We do ask that you adhere to Uncoded Policies.