Does bsehovac.github.io Still Host The Cube Project?

Updated

No. The page at bsehovac.github.io now serves only as a pointer: its visible text states that The Cube source code has moved to https://github.com/bsehovac/the-cube. If you are looking for the project's code, documentation, or updates, go to that GitHub repository rather than the old site.

What the old page contains

The site is a GitHub Pages address, and its entire displayed content is a short relocation notice. There are no project files, downloads, or documentation sections on it. In practical terms, it behaves like a redirect sign rather than a project homepage.

Question Answer based on the page
Does it host The Cube source code? No — the page says the code moved
Where did it move? https://github.com/bsehovac/the-cube
Is there other content on the page? No, only the move notice
Should you bookmark the old URL? No, bookmark the GitHub repository instead

Why you might still land there

Old links, bookmarks, tutorials, and search results may still point to bsehovac.github.io. Because the page keeps a readable notice instead of returning an error, visitors can find the new location without guessing. This is a common pattern for GitHub Pages sites when a project relocates to a repository-based home.

What to do next

  1. Open https://github.com/bsehovac/the-cube in your browser.
  2. Use the repository's README and file listing to find setup instructions and source files.
  3. Check the repository's commit history or releases for the current state of the project.
  4. Update any bookmark or shared link that still points to bsehovac.github.io.

Common snags

  • Expecting a live demo: the old page does not host one; check the repository for any demo or usage notes.
  • Following outdated tutorials: instructions that reference the old site may describe files that are no longer served there.
  • Assuming the project is abandoned: the move notice indicates relocation, not necessarily inactivity — the repository is the place to verify current activity.

The short version: treat bsehovac.github.io as a forwarding notice and use the linked GitHub repository as the authoritative source for The Cube.