## The Website of David Minnerly

This is the source code for my personal website, [davidminnerly.com](http://davidminnerly.com). It's a simple one-pager that leverages [inuitcss](https://github.com/inuitcss/getting-started), [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com) and numerous other amazing utilities.

This is my first project working with inuitcss and Gulp. inuitcss is absolutely amazing for keeping my CSS organized. As of yet I haven't had any problems locating my styles. And Gulp is an astounding build system. I can write plain JavaScript in a Gulp task without having to make a plugin of some kind.

## Contributing

This project uses the [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com) build system for all of its tasks. You'll need a copy of [Node](http://nodejs.org) installed to download the dependencies.

```bash
$ npm install -g gulp-cli bower
$ npm install
$ bower install
```

The main task you'll be interested in is `gulp serve` which will build all of the files under `src/` and serve them up in the browser at [localhost:8080](http://localhost:8080).

From there it's just a matter of expanding upon the existing content.

Happy coding!

# The Website of David Minnerly

This is the source code for my personal website, [davidminnerly.com](http://davidminnerly.com). It's a simple one-pager that leverages [inuitcss](https://github.com/inuitcss/getting-started), [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com) and numerous other amazing utilities.

This is my first project working with inuitcss and Gulp. inuitcss is absolutely amazing for keeping my CSS organized. As of yet I haven't had any problems locating my styles. And Gulp is an astounding build system. I can write plain JavaScript in a Gulp task without having to make a plugin of some kind.

## Contributing

This project uses the [Gulp](http://gulpjs.com) build system for all of its tasks. You'll need a copy of [Node](http://nodejs.org) installed to download the dependencies.

```bash
$ npm install -g gulp-cli bower
$ npm install
$ bower install
```

The main task you'll be interested in is `gulp serve` which will build all of the files under `src/` and serve them up in the browser at [localhost:8080](http://localhost:8080).

From there it's just a matter of expanding upon the existing content.

Happy coding!

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Use an h1 for the title

Previously GitHub's h1s were really large and I prefered the smaller h2,
but recently they changed up their type stylings a bit and now h2s are
pretty small.
