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How do you guys generally setup commenting feature with Jekyll? Do you use an external commenting service or is Jekyll able to handle it alone? (maybe through
by MrBra 14y ago
How do you guys generally setup commenting feature with Jekyll?
Do you use an external commenting service or is Jekyll able to handle it alone? (maybe through plugins?)
I know Jekyll is in the domine of static website generators, but it also says it's "blog aware" so...
- swanson 14y ago1) Use Disqus/LiveFyre 2) Using GitHub issues (or some other role-your-own system): http://ivanzuzak.info/2011/02/18/github-hosted-comments-for-github-hosted-blogs.html http://ivanzuzak.info/2011/02/18/github-hosted-comments-for-... 3) Go without comments - your blog is YOUR space on the web, if others want to respond, let them do it in their own space
- tipiirai 14y ago4) Use https://moot.it https://moot.it
- johnbellone 14y ago+1 to this. I have been using moot since a few days after the beta. It is absolutely fantastic. Great support, too.
- bstar77 14y agoI built a restful comment json service in rails as well as some light javascript in Jekyll that handles the display and jsonp requests. Whole thing took me a day and is far better than being dependent on disqus. I didn't add any authentication or spam blocking, but that wasn't in scope for my needs.
- tommytxtruong 14y agosound interesting! I don't like being dependent on disqus, too. Can you show how, please?