Install node through terminal. You only have to do this once, so if you already have node/npm on your computer, you don't need to complete this step.
Pull the files to update your local copy, In the terminal and within the directory that holds all of the files for this website, type "npm install", once everything is installed type "npm start app.js" or install nodemon and run "nodemon app.js" so that you don't have to restart npm each time (if you don't run nodemon, you will have to restart npm each time you make a change and want to see it).
Once you are notified that it is running on the localhost, open your browser and type in localhost:8000 to pull up the website
First make sure that the master branch is working and that heroku is installed. Then push using "git push heroku" or "git push heroku master" and check the website to make sure the proper changes have been made!
- Home: Index.html
- About: team info and pics
- Programs: programs information (speaker series, workshops, etc)
- Events: calendar of upcoming events
- Get Involved: subscribe to our newsletter, describe how people in and outside of NYUAD can get involved
- Resources: resources for other groups educating people about women in STEM (pics, stickers, posters, github workshop links, etc.)
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Main Programs Page : Info about Speaker Series, Engineering workshops, and highschool workshops (programs that don't need a lot of information)
- Sub-programs Pages:
- Career Development: different internship and research opportunities
- Community: Resources for the NYUAD community specifically (community dinners and podcast episodes)
- High School Conference: All resources about the high school conference, photos, information, materials, etc
- Unbiasing: The background on the unbiasing campaign as well as the posters that we used, links to the gazelle articles written about it and some quotes from people that had responses to it
- Sub-programs Pages: