This is a static site project template powered by Gulp, Assemble, Handlebars, Bootstrap, LESS, BrowserSync; and pre-configured for deployment to Amazon S3 / CloudFront (CDN hosting).

1. Fork this repo and rename it under your own GitHub account
2. Open it in GitHub for Mac (or GitHub for Windows) and start hacking

• How to deploy the site to GitHub Pages?
• How to deploy the site via SCP?
• How to securely store sensitive data in my public repository?
• Read more...

• [Static website on S3, CloudFront and Route 53, the right way!] (http://www.michaelgallego.fr/blog/2013/08/27/static-website-on-s3-cloudfront-and-route-53-the-right-way/)

> gulp build    # or `gulp build --release`

> gulp          # or `gulp --release`

This command builds the project, launches browser-sync development server and starts listening for modifications in source files.

If Travis CI is watching this repo, it will deploy the site automatically after each commit. Otherwise, you may deploy it manually by running:

> gulp deploy

You just need to make sure that you have set AWS_KEY and AWS_SECRET environment variables.

Down the road you may want to pull and merge the latest updates from this repo back to your local project. To do so, you simply run:

> git fetch upstream
> git checkout master
> git merge upstream/master

For more details see: Syncing a Fork on GitHub

• Konstantin Tarkus -- @koistya

Have questions or need help? Contact me via email hello@tarkus.me or Skype: koistya.