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This is a really cool idea. I've been looking for ways to combine the advantages of a static site with a more traditional CMS-esque workflow (I love Jekyll, bu
by jmduke 13y ago
This is a really cool idea. I've been looking for ways to combine the advantages of a static site with a more traditional CMS-esque workflow (I love Jekyll, but I hate having to recompile my site and repush it just to add a new post -- it makes things like mobile editing difficult.)
My question is thus: how would this work with a blog? The demo video showed how to change the text of divs on a landing page, but is it possible to actually create new pages/posts?
- mneumegen 13y agoThanks for the feedback. I agree Jekyll's awesome. At the moment Cloud Cannon works with the output of a Jekyll site (Since it's just normal HTML, CSS and Js) but that's as far as the integration goes. I can see the power of having full Jekyll integration (Being able to add new posts, client's edits being saved back into the Jekyll templates etc). It's definitely something I'll be looking into.