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Heh. You might find my CMS (http://www.webhook.com http://www.webhook.com) funny then. It's a CMS based on static-site-generator concepts... it deploys static w
by snide 12y ago
Heh. You might find my CMS (http://www.webhook.com http://www.webhook.com) funny then. It's a CMS based on static-site-generator concepts... it deploys static websites for example and is easy to use and malleable. However it still has a firebase backend and a traditional /cms/ page with all the modern trappings you'd expect.
So I kind of went for both :)
- BrandonSmith 12y agoOoohh. I like where your head is with webhook.com. (How did you get that domain!) I would have backed your campaign had I been exposed to it. Any way to join late? Alright... hear me out... thoughts on combining webhook.com with Atom as a single download/install. There are custom Atom packages that provide UI to achieve what you are doing through the CLI. Preview locally, too.
- snide 12y agoI bought the domain along with webhook.org awhile ago. They were surprisingly inexpensive. If you'd like to get in, just send me an email dave@webhook.com and reference this post. Atom stuff sounds like a neat idea, but I'd rather not tie us to any specific editor. Obviously people can write whatever they want though. We plan on open sourcing most of the code.
- sondr3 12y agoAny news regarding hosting this yourself? I remember this being asked a few times, but I'm curious if your stance has changed since.
- snide 12y agoIt's still roughly the same answer. Likely later this year. Certainly not from lack of want! More just because you'd have to sign up / install so many different services: firebase, elastic search, app engine for image resizing, mailgun or something for emails. There's just a lot of pieces.