This is my tiny site example for the rapid development challenge. The repository contains three pages that were rapidly developed with github copilot as an example of basic vibe coding. The project uses four public domain sources and requires students to use generative ai to help them make a mini website.
The repository is an example of what can be achieved when you ask GitHub copilot to write the code for a mini digital history site. I asked copilot the following: "create a small three page digital history site with a script and style file." I then refined the about page into the project page by adding 4 pictures and asking copilot to add those pictures (I also uploaded those pictures into the site into an assets folder). From there I asked copilot to add this detail to the code for the about page and to update the img src to say that the images came from an assets folder. I updated the front page to include details about the rapid development challenge and a short bio about me.
List tools and versions required to run or build the examples:
- Git (>= 2.x)
- Node.js (if applicable) or Python version, etc.
- Any cloud CLI or platform tools the examples depend on
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/gilliansmac92/gillianexamplesite.git
cd gillianexamplesiteA short, high-level overview of the repo layout. Adjust to match your repository.
/assets # imgs for project
index.html # front page
about.html # sources and interpretation
contact.html # contact form
script.js # script, js
style.css # stylesheet
README.md
LICENSE
If there are tests or verification steps, list how to run them:
# run unit tests (example)
npm test
# run linter
npm run lintContributions are welcome! Please:
- Open an issue to discuss major changes.
- Fork the repo and open a pull request with a clear description and tests/examples for new functionality.
- Follow any code style and testing requirements described above.
Add a CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md and CONTRIBUTING.md if you have specific policies.
This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 — see the LICENSE file for details. Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. https://fsf.org/ Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.
Repository owner: Gillian (github.com/gilliansmac92)