ASoC
Welcome to the GitHub repository for the ALiAS Summer of Code (ASoC) program! This repository serves as the central hub for all things related to ASoC, including the website, documentation, resources, and more. Here, you'll find the source code for the ASoC website, which is built using Nextra, a React framework for static websites.
About ASoC
ASoC is an open-source program organized by ALiAS (Amity Linux Assistance Sapience) that aims to provide an opportunity for Amity University students to contribute to open-source projects during the summer. The program encourages collaboration, learning, and professional development among participants. By participating in ASoC, students gain valuable experience working with open-source projects, receive mentorship from experienced developers, and have the opportunity to make meaningful contributions to the open-source community.
Getting Started
To get started with the ASoC website locally, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/asetalias/asoc.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd asoc
- Install the dependencies:
yarn install
- Start the development server: `yarn next``
- Open your browser and visit
http://localhost:3000
to view the website.
For more information visit the Nextra documentation.
Warning: Currently, the ASoC website hosted on Vercel is connected to the vyogami/asoc repository. Please note that due to Vercel's limitations, the free plan does not support connecting to a GitHub organization repository. Therefore, to see your changes reflected on the official ASoC website at asoc.asetalias.in, you need to push your changes to the vyogami/asoc..
Note: If you prefer to use GitHub Pages for hosting your changes, we encourage you to create pull requests without hesitation. Your contributions are highly valued and will be promptly reviewed.
Additional Information: We are actively working on a proposal to sponsor an ALiAS Vercel account, which would allow us to connect the website directly to the ALiAS GitHub organization repository