A Sandia software development team has launched a new website based on one of LLNL’s open-source projects. The new software.sandia.gov website (repository: github.com/sandialabs/sandialabs.github.io) serves as a portal into Sandia’s GitHub repositories, providing more than a dozen browsable categories alongside data visualizations of GitHub data—repository relationships, commit and pull request activity, common licenses, and more. Forked from this very website (repository: github.com/LLNL/llnl.github.io), Sandia’s site is also built on a Jekyll template and served via GitHub pages. Read more about the implementation process and the ways the two websites vary.
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