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If GitHub continues on this track of making content available directly in the browser, the use cases are endless as a service. When someone, and someone will, m
by adriancooney 12y ago
If GitHub continues on this track of making content available directly in the browser, the use cases are endless as a service. When someone, and someone will, makes git accessible to the general public, features like these will propel GitHub into the general consumer space.
- landr0id 12y agoI've been using GitHub a lot lately for storing my class notes and this is really awesome. I use an app which allows Markdown/mathematical LaTeX and renders it to a PDF and previously they were impossible to view on mobile because of how raw assets are served.
- rmkrmk 12y agoWhich app do you use?
- landr0id 12y agoArchimedes on Mac: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/archimedes-latex-markdown/id806601044?mt=12 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/archimedes-latex-markdown/id...
- nindalf 12y agoI use MacDown for the same purpose - keeping class notes. I write in markdown and export to pdf. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
- Amorymeltzer 12y agoAs it stands, git is apparently the only barrier to GitHub being used widely as a backup, file transfer, and website hosting service.
- xasos 12y agoThat's what we attempted to solve with LetsGit[1], a hacky way for non-developers/beginners to use Git to track their work. [1] http://LetsGit.herokuapp.com http://LetsGit.herokuapp.com https://github.com/xasos/LetsGit https://github.com/xasos/LetsGit
- aimhb 12y agoThat, and the terms of service.
- cl0rox 12y agoGet ready to see this comment on 'shit HN says'. Also, your grammar is terrible - http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm