Olivier Audard

A few weeks ago, a gave a quick talk about Grunt at @JSSophia, our local Javascript User Group.
During this talk, my purpose was to quickly present the tool and show some example use cases.

Over the past few weeks, I realized that I added grunt in every little side project I worked on.
Thinking about it, I’m not sure if I can even imagine to start a project without this tool.

Before going further, I’ll start by saying that I’m a Git and Github noob, so if you have a better solution to achieve the same goal, give me a shout, I’ll be happy to hear it..!

A few weeks ago, I implemented a small bookmarklet to apply google-code-prettify anywhere on the Web.
I put the source code on Github and used the (awesome) Automatic Page Generator to quickly create a landing page to host my bookmarklet.

The generated page lives on the same repository, on a branch called gh-pages.
At this point, my concern was the following: How could I include the bookmarklet link on gh-pages branch from the source code living on the master?