DavidDarnes

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   by DavidDarnes 2y ago

   Hey there, author here. Lots of good suggestions here, but a lot of them are for complex development stacks. My criteria was something that can be installed and ran without having to do much wiring up. That being said I do love me an SSG an
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   The Case for Web Components(zeroheight.com)

   1 points by DavidDarnes 2y ago|0 comments
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   by DavidDarnes 6y ago

   You’d be right! GitHub Pages sites do fall under the remit of Jamstack, but not ticking every single box. GitHub Pages runs on Jekyll, one of the most long-standing static site generators in the ecosystem. If you’re wanting to check more of
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   by DavidDarnes 7y ago

   Great write up! Just noticed my theme popping up in the examples
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   by DavidDarnes 7y ago

   Aren't comments a response to your blog content and not part of the content itself? Having the option to use a multitude of commenting services seems like lots of control surely? If you look at the various options being suggested in th
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   by DavidDarnes 7y ago

   There's several comment integrations you can choose from https://ghost.org/integrations/community/
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   by DavidDarnes 7y ago

   As much as I love Jekyll, I have to agree with your points. Jekyll isn't very accessible with it's specific front matter and file naming convention. However I don't think Jekyll will ever have a proper GUI. You can have the b