nstl.ca relaunched with a new publishing workflow

The NSTL website now runs on a content pipeline that lets the team publish project write-ups and field updates in minutes.

The NSTL website has been rebuilt on a lightweight static pipeline. Site content now lives in plain text files, every change is version-controlled, and updates are reviewed on a staging copy before going live.

The practical result is that project write-ups, field days, and community work can be published as they happen instead of waiting for someone to find time to edit HTML.

What changed

Services, resource streams, and page copy moved out of code and into editable content files.
A new Work section for project and community updates.
Automated checks that every page keeps its metadata and links intact.