This is the source code behind [wncc-iitb.org][], the community website for Web and Coding Club, IIT Bombay.
[wncc-iitb.org]: http://wncc-iitb.org/
What makes the website unique is that it is maintained by the entire community and not just the admin group of the club.
Being a club focussed on programming, we felt the best way to develop a collaborative and well maintained website is by allowing people to add content as and when necessary. But there is a twist, we add content via sending pull requests.
Its a strange way to add content, isn't it? But you are a dev right? Pull Requests should be a breeze.
Not exactly familiar with using github?
Once you feel quite familiar with creating/sending a pull request, check out the wiki for adding various types of content, namely: Community Hacks, Resources.
The most frequent zone where you will add content will be Community Hack. The community hack-wiki gives more specific details on adding your own hack.
Once your pull request is merged, it will be reflected directly on [wncc-iitb.org][]. We've implemented post-receive hook for this! If you're in WnCC team and have push rights to the repo, contact [email protected] for configuring post-update hook on your local repo.
Still confused? Shoot a mailto: [email protected] or [email protected]
Kudos to Social Coding!
Cheers! ~ Team WnCC