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I signed up last week, and I am looking forward to seeing it work. It's kind of what I've been looking for, the ability to directly edit simple web pages in em

• jerrya 15y ago
  So I logged in using my name/passwd from hawk. The various pages you have, files, settings, ... don't give much indication I am logged in, they do offer me the logout, but they don't identify the account name, ja2038, so it's hard to know if I am logged in or not It's not clear what the url to my pages is. I tried: http://pancake.io/$name http://pancake.io/$name but it would just redirect to http://pancake.io/dropbox http://pancake.io/dropbox. I would suggest each page (file, settings, etc.) should include my account name, and the basic url to my files. Is the folder to be created in dropbox called pancake, or pancake.io? It's not clear from the files page, and no folders were created. Have you played with the chrome extension SourceKit? It seems like a natural complement to Pancake.
  • tpwong 15y ago
    I hear you about indicating logged-in status. I'll try to put it in by the end of today. I'm sure you've seen it by now, but generally it takes a moment for the folder to be created, in ~/Dropbox/Apps/Pancake.io Once you add a file to that folder, it will appear in the Files page (instead of the welcome message). Click on it to view it, and there'll be a link for you to copy too. SourceKit looks pretty awesome, especially the javascript-based text editor they're using. I had a basic text field set up for small amendments, but this looks like it could be a nice replacement for that.