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Playing with GH-Pages

GH-Pages is an interesting feature of github. It allows a user to host a website for free without registering a domain. I had the chance of playing around with it and it was super easy. It sets u on its own! Once you create a gh-pages branch, it automatically creates a url for the website content to be rendered on.

So the code I wrote plays around with onLoad and how events can be triggered every time the picture is reloaded.

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