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Gitlab does that for free, with free storage. Just fork any of the existing example projects: https://gitlab.com/pages https://gitlab.com/pages
by 1337shadow 7y ago
Gitlab does that for free, with free storage. Just fork any of the existing example projects:
https://gitlab.com/pages https://gitlab.com/pages
- georgeoliver 7y agoWhenever I've looked at Gitlab/GH pages, Netlify, etcetera in the past I haven't found a good web/mobile CMS to use with them. Most pro options are too expensive for a personal blog. However ellinokon's suggestion for Siteleaf looks promising.
- 1337shadow 7y agoAre you saying that you didn't find one example out of the 20 examples they provide on the link i posted (octopress, nanoc, pelican, hyde, hexo, hugo, jekyll, metalsmith, vuepress, plain-html ...) that supports mobile, nor has a mobile compatible theme available ? The gitlab pages option is free even with a custom domain and https.
- georgeoliver 7y agoI don't mean a mobile compatible theme, but a CMS mobile app to edit and create content. So something like Netlify CMS and Siteleaf.