13:11 <guardian> hmm so nanoc deploy is a thing

13:11 <guardian> my output/ folder is a git repo and when I push to origin, there's a post-receive hook that checkouts the files

13:12 <guardian> what advantages does nanoc deploy have?

13:27 <ddfreyne> guardian: That works too, I guess. nanoc deploy is nice because it integrates with nanoc check, i.e. you can run pre-deployment checks, such as finding broken internal links

13:27 <ddfreyne> guardian: https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc.ws/blob/master/Checks

13:28 <guardian> I see

13:28 <ddfreyne> guardian: Writing your own deployer is easy, so you could write one that wraps your git commit + push

13:28 <ddfreyne> guardian: e.g. https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc.ws/commit/856da9695642a9ee1a430c7bfab0475116face21 is a changeset where I switched to Amazon S3 using my own deployer

13:28 <guardian> that's an idea yes

13:28 <ddfreyne> (although I reverted that later)

17:10 <guardian> guys, does one have a nice nanoc + bootstrap 3 (or what's latest) to share?

20:54 <jugglinmike> ddfreyne: Taking a look at the mustache filter

21:00 <jugglinmike> Can anyone help me understand what the Layout class's "requires" method does?