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how that would work for static websites? let’s say I generate website from markdown files, and server (let’s say hosted on Amazon S3) does not support any backe
by akoncius 8y ago
how that would work for static websites? let’s say I generate website from markdown files, and server (let’s say hosted on Amazon S3) does not support any backend languages. so how your suggestion would work?
- walterbell 8y agoTo submit a comment, you could be sent to the 3rd-party commenting service, which requires a decision by user to enter comment into 3rd-party site. That site then connects to your private source code repo, generates the updated file and pushes it to S3. If your site is hosted on github, the commenting service could submit a PR to your repo, which would automatically update the site after the PR comment is merged.
- pmoriarty 8y agoIt wouldn't work for static sites, but that doesn't mean you have to use javascript. As another comment in this thread pointed out, you could use server-side CGI to do it.