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Check out Netlify (https://www.netlify.com https://www.netlify.com) for a simpler setup that's also free and lets you use Jekyll plugins, enables very aggressiv
by bobfunk 10y ago
Check out Netlify (https://www.netlify.com https://www.netlify.com) for a simpler setup that's also free and lets you use Jekyll plugins, enables very aggressive caching on the CDN level, but with instant cache invalidation and atomic deploys, and brings features like deploy previews (a unique preview URL for any pull request), form processing, redirects, rewrite rules, proxying, etc, etc...
[Disclaimer, I'm one of the founders]
- le-mark 10y agoIs it appropriate to use this thread to promote your (well established) service, when others get down voted to oblivion for doing the same thing? Serious question, this post is nothing more than marketing blurb, contributes nothing to the discussion. What's the site policy?
- iancarroll 10y agoI don't think HN has any specific rules about self-promotion in comments, but their service seems relevant given all the extra features it offers in comparison to the blog post's suggested host of GH Pages.
- bobfunk 10y agoAs long as I've been reading HackerNews (all the way back since it was called StartupNews), it's been common to see founders chime in about their startups when they are clearly relevant to the topic and it's not done by a marketing drone posting on their behalf, and with a clear disclaimer. Whether people gets downvoted or upvoted for it depends on whether readers see the comment as legitimate and relevant or as spam...