added readme and cname back

Author: kkoreilly

CNAME

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+goki.dev

README.md

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+# goki.github.io
+
+This is the website for GoKi ([goki.dev](https://goki.dev))

content/gi/gettingstarted.md

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 1. Add the following code to your editor:
 
-        package main
-
-        func main() {
-            // Run the window event loop function as the main function
-            gimain.Main(func() {
-                mainrun()
-            })
-        }
-
-        func mainrun() {
-            // Create a window called My App Window with width 1024 and height 768
-            win := gi.NewMainWindow("myapp", "My App Window", 1024, 768)
-            // Get the viewport within our window
-            vp := win.WinViewport2D()
-            // Start a protect update on the viewport
-            updt := vp.UpdateStart()
-            // Create a standard frame within the window and make it the main widget
-            mfr := win.SetMainFrame()
-
-            // Add a label to the main frame with the text "Hello, World!"
-            label := gi.AddNewLabel(mfr, "label", "Hello, World!")
-
-            // End the protected update on the viewport without a signal.
-            // Update signals cause things to be redrawn, which is unnecessary at the start
-            // because it is already drawing everything new.
-            vp.UpdateEndNoSig(updt)
-            // Start the event loop that keeps the window rendering.
-            // This is a blocking call, and it will not return until
-            // the user quits the app or gi.Quit() is called
-            win.StartEventLoop()
-        }
+    ```go
+    package main
+
+    func main() {
+        // Run the window event loop function as the main function
+        gimain.Main(func() {
+            mainrun()
+        })
+    }
+
+    func mainrun() {
+        // Create a window called My App Window with width 1024 and height 768
+        win := gi.NewMainWindow("myapp", "My App Window", 1024, 768)
+        // Get the viewport within our window
+        vp := win.WinViewport2D()
+        // Start a protect update on the viewport
+        updt := vp.UpdateStart()
+        // Create a standard frame within the window and make it the main widget
+        mfr := win.SetMainFrame()
+
+        // Add a label to the main frame with the text "Hello, World!"
+        label := gi.AddNewLabel(mfr, "label", "Hello, World!")
+
+        // End the protected update on the viewport without a signal.
+        // Update signals cause things to be redrawn, which is unnecessary at the start
+        // because it is already drawing everything new.
+        vp.UpdateEndNoSig(updt)
+        // Start the event loop that keeps the window rendering.
+        // This is a blocking call, and it will not return until
+        // the user quits the app or gi.Quit() is called
+        win.StartEventLoop()
+    }
+    ```
 
 2. Update your dependencies by running `go mod tidy`
 3. Build the code by running `go build`