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I think version control and content management are complimentary in some ways, but how is serving static files an “ultimate blog engine”? I feel like we’ve had
by mwsherman 15y ago
I think version control and content management are complimentary in some ways, but how is serving static files an “ultimate blog engine”? I feel like we’ve had that for a few years.
What might actually happen is that Git or Dropbox become the interface through which we “put files on the web”. One’s blog is just a subset of files that one is maintaining anyway.
That’s nice, and a consolidation of tools. But not, um, advanced.
- btucker 15y agohttp://pages.github.com/#using_jekyll_for_complex_layouts http://pages.github.com/#using_jekyll_for_complex_layouts So while it is just serving static files, it's static files pre-processed by Jekyll.
- bricestacey 15y agoWhat might actually happen is that Git or Dropbox become the interface through which we “put files on the web”. There are some tools that exist already. Here is one that I recently discovered. http://www.kissr.co/ http://www.kissr.co/. There was another one also posted on HN recently, I forget its name.