+ [2015-01-03T23:05:56Z] luto Nevik: thanks, you too
+ [2015-01-03T23:19:33Z] Remram ThymineC: I mean, if you have a question, you should ask it
+ [2015-01-03T23:23:51Z] ThymineC Remram: I'll ask it as soon as I see someone willing to answer. I don't want to flood the chat with something that will require a pretty large post and that no one might respond to.
+ [2015-01-03T23:24:15Z] ThymineC Remram: The issue is with some of my pages not being able to access stylesheets in another directory.
+ [2015-01-03T23:25:40Z] ThymineC I'm posting about it on StackOverflow, though, so I can link it here if that would be helpful.

message no. 70198

Posted by ThymineC in #github at 2015-01-03T19:17:53Z

I'm not doing anything with Github right now, I'm running Jekyll locally and seeing what appears on localhost
+ [2015-01-04T00:36:19Z] Stalkr_ Apologize if this is not the correct place but say I have a structure http://git.io/RBVq1A in branch master. What's the best way to compile, minify, uglify, compress etc, move to root, commit to gh-pages branch and push? Can this process be automated? Would it be easiest with gulp/grunt?
+ [2015-01-04T00:48:21Z] ThymineC Stalkr_: I'm also trying to set up a thing with Github Pages. I've pretty much just started so don't rely on anything I say, but you could use something like Gradle to automate those tasks, and adding a Git post-commit hook could help automate the automatic committing and pushing on the gh-pages branch
+ [2015-01-04T00:48:43Z] ThymineC *could help automate the committing and pushing
+ [2015-01-04T00:53:32Z] Stalkr_ ThymineC: Is Gradle an alternative for Grunt/gulp?
+ [2015-01-04T00:53:48Z] Stalkr_ Looks like it from the description