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Funny, I looked at the same tech stacks and came to exactly the opposite conclusion. I want to be able to write on my computer, in Markdown, using the tools I
by spatten 12y ago
Funny, I looked at the same tech stacks and came to exactly the opposite conclusion.
I want to be able to write on my computer, in Markdown, using the tools I want (I blog in either Emacs or iA Writer, depending on whether I want to be in "programmer brain" or "writer brain"). I guess I spend enough time in Markdown that I don't need to preview that much, so I don't find the switch to the browser and reload the page cycle especially frequent or onerous. Definitely less onerous than the click preview and wait for it to load cycle I had on WordPress.
Having to log into a browser and type into a crappy little rich text editor would lower my (already extremely low) blogging frequency to non-existence.
But hey, that's my choice -- you should use whatever works for you. I'm just glad that we have the plethora of options.
- sitkack 12y agoWe are conflating things between the UI we want to add content and how we want it served. I'd love to be able to edit locally in my own markup and push to a server dynamically. Bring back frontpage extensions for Markdown.