3 ms·
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 c
by 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 agoI 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)