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Theme pages

Proposal

• Agree on block types
• Agree on minimum required blocks for first launch
• Create ticket for creating theme pages (feature flagged)
• Create tickets for creating each block type

Ideas/questions

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Usage: $0 [path] [--hard] [--switch] [--filter TERM]

where [path] is a file of translations, e.g.
  NOUN dog = hund
  NOUN cat = kat
  NOUN rabbit = kanin
  NOUN snake = slange
  NOUN horse = hest

alternatively translations can be piped in, e.g.

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am zuren on github.
• I am zuren (https://keybase.io/zuren) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 95BC F9E6 43B0 FF7D EFDA 67FB 67CC 30A4 C697 DA2E

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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Simple Browserify app

This is not the best most proper way to use browserify and all, but works for a simple introduction.

1. Install node/npm
2. $ npm init - Creates a package.json file which is an all encompassing manifest. Running npm install will install everything in it, equivalent to bundle install.
3. $ npm install --save-dev browserify watchify babelify - Installing browserify exposes a CLI which you can use to package up your client. Watchify has exactly the same interface, but rebundles when files are changed. Passing --save or --save-dev to npm install will also add it to dependencies or devDependecies respectively in your package.json. babelify is a browserify transform which will transpile es6 (babel) code to es5.
4. $ npm install --save thing-from-npm - Install a module from NPM. Eg react, three... Run this every time you install a dependency.
5. mkdir app/ dist/
6. Add the following to your package.json. Scripts can be run with npm run {task-name}. Eg `npm

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makeSearchCommand({
  name: "'Ibles",
  icon: "http://www.instructables.com/favicon.ico",
  url: "http://www.instructables.com/tag/?sort=none&q={QUERY}&limit%3Atype%3Aid=on",
  description: "Searches Instructables.com"
   });