<commit_before># Grow SDK [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/grow/pygrow.png?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/grow/pygrow)

Welcome to the Grow SDK, the declarative file-based CMS and static site generator for building high-quality web sites.

Grow is almost certainly the best way for teams to build and launch web sites. It works great for all kinds of content-heavy web sites – fom small personal blogs, to highly-interactive marketing campaigns, to informational web sites for a large organization.

Grow differentiates itself by being:

- entirely file-based and backed by Git (so it works with your favorite tools),
- the best and easiest way to develop content-heavy localized websites,
- designed for true structured content management,
- designed with web performance and security in mind,
- designed for developers, designers, content writers, and translators to work together.

Visit the Grow SDK's website at http://growsdk.org where you can learn all about using the Grow SDK to build and launch your own web sites.

## Experimental!

The Grow SDK is still under development and is *considered experimental*. We may make backwards-incompatible changes to the API and design until v0.1.0. Please consult the documentation at growsdk.org, give it a try, and provide feedback.

## Quick start usage

Full documentation is available at http://growsdk.org, but this four-step process covers the basic workflow. See a full list of commands using: `grow help`.

(1) Install Grow.

    # For Mac OS X, paste this command into Terminal. You will be prompted to continue.

    python -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/grow/pygrow/master/install.py)" && source ~/.bash_profile

    # For Linux/Unix, use pip.

    # Installs Grow for a single user (recommended, see below for alternative).
    pip install --user grow

    # Or, installs Grow in Python's site-packages directory.
    sudo pip install grow

    # Add --user pip installations to your PATH. (Put this in ~/.bashrc).
    export PATH=$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH

(2) Initialize a new pod using the "cards" theme.

    grow init codelab ~/example.com/

(3) Run a small web server for live editing and previewing.

    grow run ~/example.com/

(4) Deploy your site to the public web.

    grow deploy ~/example.com/

## Contributing
<commit_msg>Update readme.<commit_after># Grow SDK [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/grow/pygrow.png?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/grow/pygrow)

Welcome to the Grow SDK, the declarative file-based CMS and static site generator for building high-quality web sites.

Grow is almost certainly the best way for teams to build and launch web sites. It works great for all kinds of content-heavy web sites – fom small personal blogs, to highly-interactive marketing campaigns, to informational web sites for a large organization.

Grow differentiates itself by being:

- entirely file-based and backed by Git (so it works with your favorite tools),
- the best and easiest way to develop content-heavy localized websites,
- designed for true structured content management,
- designed with web performance and security in mind,
- designed for developers, designers, content writers, and translators to work together.

Visit the Grow SDK's website at http://growsdk.org where you can learn all about using the Grow SDK to build and launch your own web sites.

## Experimental!

The Grow SDK is still under development and is *considered experimental*. We may make backwards-incompatible changes to the API and design until v0.1.0. Please consult the documentation at growsdk.org, give it a try, and provide feedback.

## Quick start usage

Full documentation is available at http://growsdk.org, but this four-step process covers the basic workflow. See a full list of commands using: `grow help`.

(1) Install Grow.

    # For Mac OS X, paste this command into Terminal. You will be prompted to continue.

    python -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/grow/pygrow/master/install.py)" && source ~/.bash_profile

    # For Linux/Unix, use pip.

    # Installs Grow for a single user (recommended, see below for alternative).
    pip install --user grow

    # Or, installs Grow in Python's site-packages directory.
    sudo pip install grow

    # Add --user pip installations to your PATH. (Put this in ~/.bashrc).
    export PATH=$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH

(2) Initialize a new pod using the "codelab" theme.

    grow init codelab ~/example.com/

(3) Run a live development web server for live editing and previewing.

    grow run ~/example.com/

(4) Deploy your site to the default destination.

    grow deploy ~/example.com/

## Contributing

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