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I like this idea a lot. The form submission and editing features sound very interesting and could potentially offer a nice middle ground for one-off landing pag
by danenania 11y ago
I like this idea a lot. The form submission and editing features sound very interesting and could potentially offer a nice middle ground for one-off landing pages and the like that don't need an app server but are too custom for page generators like unbounce or instapage. Blogging this way could also be great, but there's a lot more work to do on features before you can start to compete with DB-backed solutions. I eagerly await the day that I can confidently recommend a platform like this to a client over Wordpress.
I get that the drag and drop upload is good for non-technical folks, but as a coder, some sort of little command line interface ala Heroku would be nice so that I could use it alongside git in my workflow and automate deploys. The drag and drop process would be tedious when doing frequent deploys.
Have you looked at Middleman at all? That's been my static site generator of choice for awhile now and I've found it much smoother to work with than Jekyll.
- sgallant 11y agoYeah, I love heroku toolbelt too. A command line tool makes a lot of sense. Blogging will be difficult, right now we're just starting with editing existing content and we'll expand from there.