wtf is inferno-website?

This repository is the website for Inferno, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. If you've heard of React, Inferno is similar but designed to be faster and more lightweight, this repo contains the code that powers the Inferno project's public-facing website where people learn about it. The website is built using Inferno itself, which means the site demonstrates the library in action. When you clone this repository and run it locally, you get a development environment where you can edit the site's content and see changes instantly. For deployment, you can build an optimized production version that's compressed and ready to serve to visitors. The setup is straightforward: you need Node.js version 6 or higher installed, then you run npm install to download dependencies and npm run dev to start a local development server. If you're preparing to ship the site live, npm run prod creates a production-ready build. The project structure is based on a starter template called Inferno-starter, which provides a sensible foundation for Inferno projects. You'd work with this repository if you're maintaining or contributing to the Inferno project itself, updating documentation, adding examples, or improving how the project is presented online. It's a fairly minimal repo, so don't expect elaborate tooling or complex setup, it's designed to be straightforward for developers who want to improve the Inferno project's web presence. The README itself doesn't go into much detail about the site's features or architecture, so much of the actual content and structure lives in the codebase rather than in documentation.