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Nice work. Similar projects are https://www.softcover.io/ https://www.softcover.io/ and https://www.gitbook.io/ https://www.gitbook.io/. I'm in the same space
by guynamedloren 12y ago
Nice work. Similar projects are https://www.softcover.io/ https://www.softcover.io/ and https://www.gitbook.io/ https://www.gitbook.io/.
I'm in the same space with Penflip (https://www.penflip.com/ https://www.penflip.com/), though I'm aiming to be more non-developer friendly. The books are still backed by git repos (with full git access if desired), but it's masked with a web interface for the most part.
- ortuna 12y agoI've been following Penflip since you posted your Show HN(awesome damn job by the way). I was building both a front end editor along with the build system. It ended up being too much to build, so I focused on the generator portion of it. I do know about softcover and gitbook(both great products). My hope is to work on the generator rather than providing a store front/ public facing sites. Next thing I would like to tackle is code insertion from source files. Where the source files can be tested and Arturo can put snippets from the source files. Would be great to have community books and examples that are self tested.