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I actually don't know. Since it's static HTML and assets and IPFS is still in beta they might host their webpage the old-fashioned way.
by pkinsky 11y ago
I actually don't know. Since it's static HTML and assets and IPFS is still in beta they might host their webpage the old-fashioned way.
- insanity54 11y agoIn May I contributed an example to the IPFS documentation. (https://github.com/insanity54/website/commit/64db436e33662f23039f0183c2825e88988b3a23 https://github.com/insanity54/website/commit/64db436e33662f2..., https://github.com/ipfs/examples/pull/5/commits https://github.com/ipfs/examples/pull/5/commits) At that time, the site was served by github pages, but parts of the site, including the examples, were served by IPFS. On IRC, I had heard of plans to migrate the entire site to IPFS once IPNS was ready. EDIT: seems like it's all IPFS now https://botbot.me/freenode/ipfs/search/?q=github+pages https://botbot.me/freenode/ipfs/search/?q=github+pages EDIT2: Better link. https://botbot.me/freenode/ipfs/2015-08-22/?msg=47828655&page=1 https://botbot.me/freenode/ipfs/2015-08-22/?msg=47828655&pag... (The way the IPFS gateways work is you run them on a machine and bind to port 80 or whatever. Then in your DNS TXT records, you put the hash of the content you want to serve, and the gateway picks up on this and fetches the hash from the network.)