This is the code for the Duke Chronicle website. The Chronicle is Duke's independent daily news organization. The site was written entirely by undergrad students at Duke. We are one of the few college news organizations that have a dedicated team responsible for building, maintaining, and running the online product. We want to build a platform for providing information and fostering discussion within the Duke community, and we take this mission very seriously. This is a project that will continue to improve as we try to build the best news platform out there.
Documentation for development is in the wiki. To get the site up and running, check out the setting up page. We are very open to comments, suggestions, and pull requests.
The Chronline team is a small group of undergrads who are passionate about programming and building something awesome. This is a great chance to get some real software engineering experience. If you are a current Duke student and are interested in helping us, you can send an email to recruitment@dukechronicle.com. Anyone interested in web design should also definitely reach out!
We are building up our test coverage slowly. We would like for all new code to have tests. Sometimes hard deadlines make this difficult, but we request that any pull requests come with tests. For more about our testing infrastructure, see the testing wiki page.
In no particular order:
- Rails Guides
- Ruby Toolbox
- HAML
- CoffeeScript
- Sass
- Pro Git
- SimpleForm
- RSpec Rails
- Cucumber
- Capybara
- Pry
We feel strongly about keeping this repository open source to show the kind of work we are doing. We try to abide by best practices to keep the site secure, but in the case that you find a security issue, please email webmaster@dukechronicle.com. If you happen to find a bug, we will happily list your name here as a thank you.
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Copyright (c) 2014 Duke Student Publishing Company
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