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by benaiah 10y ago
Not yet - there's an issue [0] for that in the GitHub repository [1]. [0]: https://github.com/netlify/netlify-cms/issues/57 [1]: https://github.com/netlify/netlify-cms
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by benaiah 10y ago
Unfortunately GitHub is the only backend we've implemented so far. However, we are planning to support multiple backends, and the CMS is already architectured to do so.
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by benaiah 10y ago
Netlify CMS is a single-page app, so the delay you're seeing is the wait for an external API to respond that the entry has saved succesfully - you wouldn't want to leave the page only to find out that your changes weren't sav
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by benaiah 10y ago
Yes - the CMS allows you to specify custom content types using the config (example at [0]), which can have a variety of fields. There's a variety of built-in fields, and you can create your own as well [1]. That said, the focus of the
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by benaiah 10y ago
There's no built-in support for Hugo shortcodes that I'm aware of, but you can enter them into posts fine, as there's built-in support for arbitrary Markdown content. Depending on your use case, it might be possible to extend
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by benaiah 10y ago
Unfortunately, GitHub's API does not provide per-repo permissions, so in order to read/write to any repo, the CMS has to get permission to read/write to all of them. This is a fundamental limitation of the GitHub API [0]
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by benaiah 10y ago
> sorry, what exactly does this? It's a CMS that works on static sites. Currently it primarily supports GitHub repos for storage, but the plan is to support other alternatives (it already supports pluggable backends, but the GitHub
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by benaiah 10y ago
I work on this project, and it's been a big day for us - Smashing Magazine just released a preview of its new site[0], which uses Netlify CMS as the admin interface. I'm happy to answer any questions about the project. [0]: https
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by benaiah 10y ago
The output is very flexible - you can define entry types as collections of "widgets", which would include stuff like a title, a cover image, a markdown body, etc. It's designed so you can use it as a CMS for almost any static
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by benaiah 10y ago
> The best thing would be if one could prove a mathmatically incompatible set of counter functions where data colliding in the hash of one function would prevent the other function from validating correctly. I'm a rank amateur, so t
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Instapaper Outage Cause and Recovery(medium.com)
1 points by benaiah 10y ago|0 comments
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by benaiah 10y ago
Author here, if you have any questions.
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Configuring Go Apps with TOML(benaiah.me)
1 points by benaiah 10y ago|1 comments
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by benaiah 10y ago
His friend might not be on the autism spectrum, and it would be blatantly irresponsible to claim he was based on such limited evidence with no qualifications - which is why I didn't. Rather, I stated that that kind of mindset is usu
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by benaiah 10y ago
Not to diagnose your friend, but more as a general note: that kind of perspective sounds (from my admittedly unqualified perspective) much more typical of people on the autism spectrum or certain other non-neurotypicals than it does of &quo
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by benaiah 10y ago
Vivaldi is an Electron-based wrapper for Chromium - thus it's Blink, not Presto. Since Opera moved to Blink a while back as well, I'm fairly certain no extant browser uses that rendering engine, and I believe its development has c
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by benaiah 10y ago
> Most of the software engineers at Microsoft are not focused on developing scalable web services architectures. Uh, MS literally runs Azure, which may not be the biggest IAAS offering, but is certainly vastly larger and more complex t
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by benaiah 10y ago
Author here, if you have any questions.
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Building a TypeScript Roguelike, Part 1: Tilemaps(benaiah.me)
2 points by benaiah 10y ago|1 comments
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by benaiah 10y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Bash, C#, CSS (Bootstrap/Foundation/Bourbon Neat), Go, JS (Angular/jQuery/Meteor/React/vanilla), LESS, PHP (WordPress)
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by benaiah 10y ago
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Bash, C#, CSS (Bootstrap/Foundation/Bourbon Neat), Go, JS (Angular/jQuery/Meteor/React/vanilla), LESS, PHP (WordPress)
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by benaiah 10y ago
But that doesn't apply to versions that already had an open license. You can't retroactivally revoke a license, you can only add it to new versions.
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by benaiah 10y ago
Reading his previous comments, and considering the brief age of the account and the consistency of tone in the previous comments, I agree with your decision - I think people forget that the mods here are quite approachable and upfront when
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by benaiah 10y ago
This is unfortunately not true, though I think the factually incorrect parts (as opposed to those I simply disagree with) are due to misuse of terminology more than anything. First, the factually incorrect: > For a long time, lambda-calc
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by benaiah 10y ago
The simplest way to get a drowning person off you is to go down. With your arms at your sides, push up, like the reverse of when you're trying to lunge out of the water. As soon as the drowning person's head goes below water they
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by benaiah 11y ago
The problem isn't that people choose routes that are strictly non-optimal, it's that they choose routes that are optimal for them - essentially using a greedy algorithm to choose routes. This is why closing roads can actually im
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by benaiah 11y ago
I can do this very easily, and I’ve been able to as long as I can remember. I always assumed everyone could. Then again, I have weird eyes in general. One has almost perfect vision, the other is really bad (don’t remember the exact prescrip
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by benaiah 11y ago
Perhaps it would have been better not to make the promise until you had the backing for it. I think that's what's causing most of the negative reactions here.
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by benaiah 11y ago
Sadly, Facebook's Likes are probably the only version of this that has enough of a network to meaningfully make comparisons. It's essentially an upvote-AAS.
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by benaiah 11y ago
You're replying to the guy that wrote HolyC.

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