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Nice! How is the site itself built? Is it a static page or do you have some sort of backend? I did something very similar for a local podcast that gives book/
by lbrito 7y ago
Nice!
How is the site itself built? Is it a static page or do you have some sort of backend?
I did something very similar for a local podcast that gives book/movie/music/etc recommendations a while ago: https://enpassant.tk/ https://enpassant.tk/ . It is statically-built with Ruby.
- odie88 7y agoHi lbrito! The site is a Phoenix app (Elixir's popular web framework) with PostgreSQL. The pages are just Phoenix templates and I let Cowboy, the default HTTP server for Phoenix, serve the app directly... so it's not sitting behind NGINX or any similar web server that's frequently used as a reverse proxy. I used Bulma as for the CSS, just to try something I haven't used before. The only line of JS is in the dropdown menu's onChange tag, to submit the "form" when you select a book category. I like the UI on En Passant! Really clean - great use of icons so I know what the media type is at a glance as I scroll.