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I love this sort of static generator for a non-obvious (perhaps) reason: you can version control the source. I find that hugely useful when maintaining a compl
by luckydude 9y ago
I love this sort of static generator for a non-obvious (perhaps) reason: you can version control the source. I find that hugely useful when maintaining a complex site.
I wrote a similar tool, years and years ago, that took what looked like "troff -ms" input and spit out the whole website, complete with a site map. Here's an example
http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/bkdocs/UG/tmp/Introduction.html http://www.mcvoy.com/lm/bkdocs/UG/tmp/Introduction.html
if you go up a directory level and poke around, that's the source to website and webroff is the script that produced that website.
- frozenport 9y agoSite was done in php with peak user load being around 200 simultaneously users. I had git on the webroot and a chron job that dumped the sql, and pushed the whole thing every night.