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[Christo790]

The the hosted webpage is not working

[S488U]

The the hosted webpage is not working

Yes.. The site is not in production right now. Because our server and domain got expired recently. We're currently working with a new domain (https://plexaur.com) and setting up a custom server, which will go live soon.

If the custom server setup failed, we will switch to free hosting servers and update the domain accordingly.

Once everything is up and running. we will notify you here on this discussion page.

If any improvements, features or add any materials you guys want. You can just create a new issue and submit there. We will check it out.

For temporary, you can use this site to traverse files easily. https://s488u.github.io/college/

Thank you for your issue.
-- S488U

[S488U]

Hi @Christo790, @Ubbix1

I am happy to see your commits over our work. And we are looking forward to see more updates in the coming days.
As you continue to work on the project. We have to ensure certain rules to keep the project clean and consistent:

1. Follow Atomic Commit style (Each single change should be a commit with readable commit message).
2. Name programs in these orders: Program-01.c, Program-02.c, etc.. so when you upload more programs they stack in ascending order, improving user experience. If Part A, then make it PA-01.c or PB-01.c for Part B.
3. Include questions in lab programs as comments on top of the file. Example Program.
4. Try to use these keywords in commits: Fix, Feat, Refactor, Chore, style, Docs, Revert.