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Along these lines, I've always wanted a repo specific wayback machine that would generate a state of your site for every commit, so you could browse what your s
by timjahn 13y ago
Along these lines, I've always wanted a repo specific wayback machine that would generate a state of your site for every commit, so you could browse what your site looked like at every point along the way as you built your repo.
So I could browse back to last week and see what my site looked like, or to my 3rd commit and see what my site looked like then.
- thehodge 13y agoI was thinking about that the other day, that would be awesome something that builds it at every step and converts it to an animated gif
- logicallee 13y agowhat we need is some nielsen families that have full videos of their everyday surfing - just whatever they're doing, 24/7, saved for posterity. Imagine seeing how someone used the 'net in 1994 and 2004. It would be an interesting museum, to say the least.
- dbarlett 13y agoAdd dpxdt to your CI workflow. https://github.com/bslatkin/dpxdt https://github.com/bslatkin/dpxdt
- octo_t 13y agofor commit in `git log --format="%H"` do git checkout $commit && build_my_site.sh && run_my_site.sh phantomjs screenshot.js $commit done