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I run uBlock and got a message saying the site is down. Disabled it and got it to work. I think one way to differentiate yourself in this kinda area is making
by milge 10y ago
I run uBlock and got a message saying the site is down. Disabled it and got it to work.
I think one way to differentiate yourself in this kinda area is making it run without any backend tech like jekyll, python, etc. Make it run client-side only. Just my 2 cents.
- kristerv 10y agogood point. it's something I myself would also like. I'll have a think about this. I'll also have a look at ublock. I also use it, haven't had problems. Maybe you tried exactly when the site was down. Had overload problems for a few minutes.
- Yenrabbit 10y agoIt loaded fine for me, ublock in chrome on Linux. Nifty tool you've made - thanks for sharing :)
- kristerv 10y agothank you :)
- milge 10y agoI dunno if it will help, besides maybe for some ideas, but when I created my blog a year or so ago, I wanted something like a site generator without running anything on the backend.[1] I ended up doing everything in CSS/HTML/JS/JSON. JSON is used to store posts. I write a post normally using HTML, then use a tool to format it for JSON. Doing it this way allows my static site to run amazon for dirt cheap. Updating the site is just uploading a new JSON file. I wish I would've developed it further to allow for markup to be used, but other projects always come up. [1] https://github.com/milge/lilblog https://github.com/milge/lilblog