Some websites visited:

• http://developmentseed.org/
• http://www.awwwards.com/20-best-websites-with-parallax-scrolling-of-2013.html
• http://www.puma.com/mobium/
• http://boy-coy.com/#home
• http://mythoughtsareyours.yolk.cc/
• http://henrik.nyh.se/

with vicky @ montmartre: cafe Au Clairon des Chasseurs: 01/06/14 15:45:35 :travel:friends:webgl:cafe:chuck:

http://vicksbiztheory.tumblr.com

http://vicksbizm2.tumblr.com

Next, use categories (= keywords, tags) to group posts into topics, in octopress.

Categories should be listed in the header of a page. rake new_post['page name'] creates a heading in the poster for doing this. To input more than one category, or a category consisting of more than one word, use one of the formats explained in following example from http://octopress.org/docs/blogging/ :

Summary (“TL;DR”)

1. Must be careful to always run rake generate before rake deploy.
2. GitHub takes some time to update site after each push.

Embedding code, by pasting, including files, including gists in the octopress blog. Here are some notes about styles and ways of quoting code, and a test.

Update: rake gen_deploy generates and then deploys the site.

Had to remove the repository and create it again. Creating the README on github messed things up.

Result: Need to first run rake generate and then rake deploy to updates + publish the site. rake deploy alone leaves posts in an unformatted state. (Why?)

Installing the site on github was easy, using the instructions from the octopress site.

The site is now on the earlab organization page.

See stackoverflow

Selection of open fonts from google (http://www.google.com/fonts), and notes from websites on fonts.