Reviewed readme

Author: mperry

README.adoc

@@ -12,14 +12,15 @@ The Functional Java code repository is at https://github.com/functionaljava/func
 The process for changing or enhancing the site is:
 
 * edit the source code in the `gradle` branch
-* generate the website
-* view the changes on a local server
-* publish the generated pages to Github
+* clean the build directory, run `gradlew clean`
+* generate the website, run `gradlew bake`, the generated files are in `build/jbake`
+* view the changes on a local server, run `gradlew appRun`.  In a browser, go to `http://localhost:8820/`.  ATM, the logo at the top of the index.html page doesn't display.
+* publish the generated pages to Github.  Copy the files from the `gradle` branch's directory `build/jbake` to the `master` branch's root directory.  Commit the files and push.  You should see the changes within a few minutes at `http://www.functionaljava.org/`.
 
-The website uses Gradle 2.2.1 to build, generate and publish the site and depends on JBake 2.3.1  The project uses the Gradle wrapper, so it can be run if Gradle is not installed using the `./gradlew` command.  Useful gradle targets are:
+The website uses Gradle 4.10.2, JBake 2.3.0 and the Gradle plugin `org.jbake.site` version 1.2.0.  The project uses the Gradle wrapper, so it can be run if Gradle is not installed using the `./gradlew` command.  Useful gradle targets are:
 
-* jbakeClean - Removes all generated files
-* jbake - create the website locally
-* jbakeServer - run the server to preview the website (accessible from http://localhost:8820)
-* publish - commit the website to the master branch to make available publicly accessible on the website
+* clean - Removes all generated files
+* bake - create the website locally
+* appRun - run the server to preview the website (accessible from http://localhost:8820)
+* publish - commit the website to the master branch to make available publicly accessible on the website.  As of Feb 2022, publishing to Github didn't work.