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Because it's rendered directly from README.md. That way it's easier for me, because I don't have to render it every time I make a change (I make a lot of little
by pizzaburek 8y ago
Because it's rendered directly from README.md.
That way it's easier for me, because I don't have to render it every time I make a change (I make a lot of little edits all the time), and project's Github page (https://github.com/gto76/python-cheatsheet https://github.com/gto76/python-cheatsheet) always has the same content as webpage.
- sametmax 8y agoThanks.
- explainplease 8y agoIt's quite annoying to have to enable JS for 3 different domains just to see something other than a blank page. It also prevents non-JS browsers and retrievers from seeing content. If you were to use e.g. org-mode for the source document, you could easily export to HTML automatically when the file is saved. You could also easily use a git hook to run e.g. pandoc to convert md to HTML automatically. There are many ways of automatically exporting HTML when you save the md source file. Please use one.
- pizzaburek 8y agoWill look into it, thanks for info.
- explainplease 8y agoThanks for being open to the idea (unlike the downvoters). HN is so tiresome.
- bo1024 8y agoI would also encourage the author and others to export static documents to HTML. As a user, I really appreciate it.
- klohto 8y agoWhy not use static site generator and re-run on content update?