The Hostpad website: https://hostpad.github.io
One static page, served by GitHub Pages from master. No build step, no
generator, no dependencies — index.html carries its own stylesheet, and the
images sit next to it.
The application itself lives at Hostpad/Hostpad. Bug reports about the program belong there; this repository is only the page.
Change index.html, open it in a browser to check, push to master. Pages
picks it up within a minute or two.
.nojekyll stops Pages from running the files through Jekyll, which is not
needed here and has opinions about filenames that begin with an underscore.
The page names no version number and prints no hash. Both go stale the moment a release is tagged, and a stale hash on a page that explains how to verify a download is worse than no page at all. Everything points at releases/latest instead, so the site never needs touching when a release goes out.
The page text and markup are GPLv3 or later, like the application. The Hostpad name and icon are not covered by that licence — see the note on the site itself.