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Greek in Tech

A project that demonstrates many greek words and names that we constantly use on modern computing and software engineering. You can view the site on greekintech.com.

Getting Started

You need to have node.js installed. When you are ready you can install all dependencies by typing :

npm install
npm start

After installation you only need to start the server using the last command.

Contributing

All entries are available through the npm package greek-in-tech. You can contribute entries with a pull request on this repo. If you don't want to mess with a pull request you can suggest an entry by creating an issue or using the official gitter chat. If you still find it hard, you can drop me an email (see my profile).

Run tests

The test suite contains unit and functional tests. Make sure you have installed phantomjs and casperjs globally npm install -g phantomjs && npm install -g casperjs (and of course all the other dependencies with npm install). Then you can run all tests with :

npm test

You can also run only the unit tests (npm run test-unit) or the functional tests (npm run test-functional).

Build / Compile source code (ES6 and SCSS)

Please don't edit directly the main.css file (located into css directory). This file is autogenerated from the main.scss (located into scss directory). Also the all JS (ES6) source code (located into js directory) is compiled and bundled using webpack into the dist directory. To build everything (SCSS and JS), make sure that you have all the dependencies installed (npm install) and just run the below command:

npm run build

greek-in-tech - greek-in-tech

License

MIT John Tsevdos