00:59 <stardiviner> ddfreyne: weird, after the steps in nanoc.ws/docs/guides/deploying-nanoc-sites/ , the github pages does not work, I only have two files: index.html, stylesheet.css. And I tested with just simple index.html with "<p>hello, world</p>", still does not work, but the github admin function auto generated pages can work, but the auto generated page source code is not anywhere, not in branch "gh-pages", "master" etc.

00:59 <stardiviner> this is weird too.... I checked out github pages help, can not find out why.

06:59 <ddfreyne> stardiviner: It can sometimes take a while for changes to become visible, so maybe that’s why

06:59 <ddfreyne> stardiviner: In any case, if the compiled content is in the gh-pages branch and you pushed it, it should be on the site.

07:45 <nanoc-gh> [nanoc] ddfreyne created fix-show-rules (+2 new commits): http://git.io/vI7XH

07:45 <nanoc-gh> nanoc/fix-show-rules 03556af Denis Defreyne: Fix show rules (WIP)

07:45 <nanoc-gh> nanoc/fix-show-rules 87076d3 Denis Defreyne: Fix things

10:43 <guardian> ddfreyne: what are filters' assigns?

14:34 <guardian> I'm facing the following situation: I'm using Nanoc to build docs for some of our products

14:34 <guardian> it's getting traction

14:34 <guardian> and now... they want our whole developer portal to be based on Nanoc

14:34 <guardian> so I'm arguing hmm well... Nanoc builds a static site and that's it

14:35 <guardian> so how would you put Nanoc in the big picture of a site where people have to login? Having a backend in RoR, or Go or what not -- and having a frontend built with Nanoc, consisting of html + javascript (that connects to the backend API?)

14:35 <guardian> would that fly?

21:08 <guardian> re