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Thanks for the feedback! While I'm not sure of the practicality of the first point (as in the people who care enough about a SaaS site to make improvements als

by awad 12y ago

Thanks for the feedback! While I'm not sure of the practicality of the first point (as in the people who care enough about a SaaS site to make improvements also being able to send a pull request), I certainly agree with it in principle and will think about the best way to implement something like that in the future. The second one is something that I think we'll be working on as we grow.

guynamedloren 12y ago
If the git functionality is masked by a web interface, then it's practical. A process like this, perhaps: 1) Include a 'suggest changes' link that forks the content 2) Forked content opens in web editor where 'save' commits to the forked repo 3) 'Submit changes' button that opens a pull request A moderator or editor can accept or reject any pull request. This is kind of what I'm doing with Penflip (http://www.penflip.com http://www.penflip.com), but right now it's geared towards long form content like ebooks. Eventually I plan to expand to web based content. More thoughts here: http://madebyloren.com/github-for-writers http://madebyloren.com/github-for-writers
- awad 12y ago
  I like it, thanks for your input! Btw, big fan of what you're doing at Penflip. Definitely appreciate making Git more accessible to non-developers (which is basically what we're doing with our CMS)