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Github Pages template for academic personal websites, forked from mmistakes/minimal-mistakes
Taken from the repository README
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Personal academic site for Ravi Prakash — robotics, multimodal sensing and
surgical autonomy. Live at.
Seven static pages, generated from one shell plus per-page content fragments.
No framework, no runtime dependencies, no server.
**Never hand-edit index.html or */index.html** — they are build output and the
next build overwrites them. Edit the source, rebuild, then check.
Adding a paper, adding news, and the module grammar are documented in
RESEARCH-README.md.Read the full README ↗Personal academic site for Ravi Prakash — robotics, multimodal sensing and surgical autonomy. Live at https://raprakashvi.github.io/.
Seven static pages, generated from one shell plus per-page content fragments. No framework, no runtime dependencies, no server.
python3 scripts/build.py # generate the pages
python3 scripts/check_site.py # must print "0 checks failed"
python3 -m http.server 8765 --bind 127.0.0.1 # preview at localhost:8765
Never hand-edit index.html or */index.html — they are build output and the
next build overwrites them. Edit the source, rebuild, then check.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
src/pages/*.html | page content: home, about, research, publications, teaching, media, portfolio, 404 |
src/publications.json | one record per paper — drives the list, the filters, the deep links and the Schema.org data |
src/site.css | the whole design system |
src/site.js | behaviour: nav, filters, video players, legacy hash redirects |
scripts/build.py | the generator |
scripts/check_site.py | integrity and SEO checks |
index.html, */index.html | generated — do not edit |
assets/ | built CSS and JS, favicon, social images |
images/, papers/ | figures, photographs, PDFs |
Adding a paper, adding news, and the module grammar are documented in RESEARCH-README.md.
GitHub Pages serves master from the repository root (.nojekyll is present, so
the files are served exactly as committed). Push to master and the site updates.
Rollback points are tagged:
pre-rebuild-2026 — the single-page site as it stood before the September 2026 rebuildrebuild-2026-live — the first seven-page releasegit reset --hard pre-rebuild-2026 && git push --force-with-lease origin master
googlef70927c106d4d785.html is the Google Search Console verification file. Keep it..nojekyll disables Jekyll processing. Keep it.#hash links redirect to the real URLs in src/site.js; keep that map in step
if a page is ever renamed.