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Awesome. I thought about this months ago and really wanted someone to make it. Now what I want is different backends, so it could integrate with whatever softw
by cool-RR 16y ago
Awesome. I thought about this months ago and really wanted someone to make it.
Now what I want is different backends, so it could integrate with whatever software is managing the site. For example a WordPress plugin so when someone makes a change to your WordPress blog, it knows to edit the post in the database instead of you manually doing it. (After the site owner approves, of course.)
I would also want a Sphinx backend so I could edit the lacking documentation websites of many Python projects...
And also I'd want a way to auto-approve specific editors.
Good luck! I hope you take this project seriously and keep working on it.
- mrkurt 16y agoI'm working on a webhook specifically so you can do what you want when edits change. I probably can't write plugins for most stuff, but I can write a webhook!
- cool-RR 16y agoThat's good. A community writing different backends would be great. Do you want to take this to the open-source community direction or a for-profit webapp?
- mrkurt 16y agoI have a for-profit plan that this complements. I've been extracting things here and there and thinking about open sourcing them though, like this: https://github.com/mrkurt/cloudseed https://github.com/mrkurt/cloudseed
- cool-RR 16y agoGood, if this becomes profitable it's a good assurance that it will be maintained, which is very important for me at least.
- sorghum 16y agoFor easy setup and universal integration, you could serve some per page JavaScript that applies the corrections to the page (kind of like Optimizely). That would come at the expense of accessibility, but I think it would be worthwhile.
- mrkurt 16y agoThat's a good idea.