wtf is brain.js.org?

This repository contains the source code for the Brain.js.org website. Brain.js itself is a tool that lets developers add basic machine learning features to JavaScript applications, and this repo is simply the website that introduces it to the world, the landing page, documentation links, and whatever else visitors see when they browse to the site. The website is built using Vue, which is a popular framework for creating interactive web pages. The project includes standard commands for running a local version during development, building a finalized optimized version for production, and deploying the finished site straight to GitHub Pages, which is a free service for hosting websites directly from a GitHub repository. It also includes a linting step, which is an automated way to catch and fix small formatting issues or typos in the code. The people who would use this repository are contributors to the Brain.js project who want to update or improve the official website. For example, if the Brain.js library released a new feature and the team needed to add a tutorial or update the examples on the site, someone would edit the files here, preview their changes locally, and then push the updated site live. It is not the library itself, just the marketing and documentation surface around it. The README is minimal and essentially just a starter template for a Vue project, so it does not go into detail about the site's content structure, design decisions, or any custom architecture. It covers the bare mechanics of installing dependencies, running the dev server, and deploying, which is enough for someone familiar with basic web development to get up and running.