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What I meant by the .textile is that on the site you shouldn't say 'push a .textile", you should say "push a *.textile such as foo.textile" I read it such that
by icefox 16y ago
What I meant by the .textile is that on the site you shouldn't say 'push a .textile", you should say "push a *.textile such as foo.textile" I read it such that the file name had to be ".textile" which made me wonder how you would have more than one post.
"I find Blogger and the other online wysiwyg style systems to be too much of a hazzle to work with" Can you be more specific? blogger lets you go to plain text editor and not use the wysiwyg so that is a moot point. I have issues with blogger, but that isn't what I would pick on.
- learc83 16y agoI thought that push a .textile was pretty clear.
- sorenbs 16y agoAhh, i see. I have tried to make it a bit more clear. Perhaps i should put a link to a github repo to make it easier to understand the structure. What i believe gitcp.com does better than blogger is this: No need for a web interface (might be negative for some); textile markup is much easier to write than html or using some gui editor, and gives a much nicer result than raw text; syntax highlighting of code snippets (this is the primary use case for me).