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Github pages + Jekyll + Wercker for custom builds Pros: free, convinient (a push ends up as a new post upon a successful build) Cons: no SSL with custom domai
by mehdix 10y ago
Github pages + Jekyll + Wercker for custom builds
Pros: free, convinient (a push ends up as a new post upon a successful build)
Cons: no SSL with custom domain on Github (at least not easily)
- keehun 10y agoWith Netlify, you get all those things with custom SSL. In fact, you don't even need your own cert as Netlify interfaces with Let's Encrypt on its own to provide a custom certificate. It also lets you interface with Gitlabs (which has its own Github pages competitor) which provides you with free private repos. I think it's a much superior setup than Github.
- prh8 10y agoAre there instructions about hooking up Netlify with GL pages? I'm currently using Cloudflare w/ my Github pages blog, but it was a bit tricky to set up and I'm considering redoing my blog anyways.
- _fool 10y agoThere are a few: https://www.netlify.com/blog/2016/08/02/migrate-github-pages-to-netlify/ https://www.netlify.com/blog/2016/08/02/migrate-github-pages... https://vgmoose.com/blog/moving-from-github-pages-to-netlify-2383586894/ https://vgmoose.com/blog/moving-from-github-pages-to-netlify...
- keehun 10y agoIt's stupidly easy I wondered why it wasn't any more popular...