kristerv

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   by kristerv 10y ago

   interesting. i'll try reach the author see how they are doing.
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   by kristerv 10y ago

   interesting. Do you know where your company get's its filter data from? I wouldn't be surprised if this domain was used dor something else before.
3. 93.▲
   by kristerv 10y ago

   yeah Jekyll is really good for what it does. I think markdownsites offers something that jekyll doesn't - almost non-existent setup worries. Also one of my goals is that my non-coder friends could get their websites up with little effo
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   by kristerv 10y ago

   riiiight.. fixed! thanks for the report. pretty nasty bug :)
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   by kristerv 10y ago

   hmm, i'm not sure what blue popup you're talking about. Can you screenshot maybe?
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   by kristerv 10y ago

   Sure. It's a meteor.js app with React.js at the front. Namecheap to buy domains and Braintree to handle payments. Hosting on Scalingo (awesome service btw). Hmm.. what else.. the chat plugin is tawk.to - be sure to check that out. I&#x
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   by kristerv 10y ago

   I have many informational websites like http://www.krister.ee and sometimes I register domains on a whim when I get a really good idea for a website. I decided to create a simple tool to help manage these microsites and in addit
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   Show HN: Publish a Markdown website in 5 minutes(markdownsites.com)

   291 points by kristerv 10y ago|156 comments