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Gallery Sites using Awestruct.

TorqueBox

In addition to the Posts extension, the TorqueBox site includes a custom extension to retrieve file sizes for the generated downloads page.

It additionally uses the skins functionality to share a look and feel with the SteamCannon site below.

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Arquillian

Arquillian has an modern, HTML5-based website baked with Awestruct. The site uses more than a dozen Awestruct extensions, many custom made. It introduces a release extension, which builds on the Posts extension to dynamically create a post for each software release. It also has an extension that creates module and contributor pages by analyzing the project's source repositories.

The site leverages REST APIs heavily to pull in data, some of which is collected during site baking and the rest retrieved on page load using JSON-P and jQuery plugins.

The site's theme is built on Bootstrap. It's arranged on a 12-column fixed grid and has a responsive layout. The CSS classes are semantic, achieved by extending Bootstrap classes and mixing in custom styles using SASS.

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Ceylon

The Ceylon site has a nice custom look.

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Bob's Blog

In addition to the Posts extension, Bob's blog takes advantage of the Tagger and TagCloud extensions to provide browsing of tagged blog posts.

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