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by neogenix 10y ago
What we do is create a static site using Jekyll (or any other SSG) and then add teletext.io on top for content management. Then host it in S3 or GitHub pages. See: https://medium.com/teletext-io-blog/empower-your-static
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by neogenix 10y ago
No, it is a service, it will manage everything for you, just have to include the javascript.
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by neogenix 10y ago
Currently also trending on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/tech/teletext-io
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Show HN: Add editing capabilities to your website without using a CMS(teletext.io)
10 points by neogenix 10y ago|6 comments
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by neogenix 10y ago
I'm using this too, not sure why you would make another list.
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Serverless Reference Architectures with AWS Lambda(allthingsdistributed.com)
3 points by neogenix 10y ago|0 comments
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by neogenix 10y ago
No that is still correct. It is this line from the 'overview': "This specification also includes support for a new exponentiation operator and adds a new method to Array.prototype called includes."
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by neogenix 10y ago
"This specification also includes support for a new exponentiation operator and adds a new method to Array.prototype called includes." These are the only 2 features that made it in..
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by neogenix 10y ago
"In 2.9, Git's diff engine learned a new heuristic: it tries to keep hunk boundaries at blank lines, shifting the hunk "up" whenever the bottom of the hunk matches the bottom of the preceding context, until we hit a blan
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Ask HN: Review my onboarding before I go on PH
1 points by neogenix 10y ago|0 comments
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by neogenix 10y ago
This is the best explanation of SSGs and the surrounding tooling i've found so far. I really like the part about the SSG limitations and the provided solutions. Well done by the GitLab guys.
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SSGs Part 2: Modern Static Site Generators(about.gitlab.com)
4 points by neogenix 10y ago|1 comments
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by neogenix 10y ago
An article about our serverless architecture and the benefits of having no servers at all
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A serverless architecture with zero maintenance and infinite scalability(medium.com)
7 points by neogenix 10y ago|1 comments
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by neogenix 11y ago
Here is another blog that tested it and concludes it works fine on Google: http://www.centrical.com/test/google-json-ld-and-javascript-... I don't think Bing and Yandex are supporting this yet though.
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What US Software Companies Should Understand About the Rest of the World(medium.com)
3 points by neogenix 11y ago|0 comments
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by neogenix 11y ago
This actually is a great use-case for Lambda functions, since it is not possible to process everything parallel on a single machine, and it would be very hard to manage if you would scale a lot of instances up and down all the time based on
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Using AWS Lambda Functions to Create Print Ready Files(highscalability.com)
3 points by neogenix 11y ago|1 comments
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by neogenix 11y ago
This new application development model could have a profound impact on infrastructure and operations professionals. It could basically remove the need for ops workers to provision infrastructure, or even manage virtual machines and the oper
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Simplification is the Technology Trend for 2016(linkedin.com)
2 points by neogenix 11y ago|1 comments
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by neogenix 11y ago
We have a ReactJs application served from S3 with dynamic content on https://teletext.io . All content (eg texts) is loaded asynchronously from a CloudFront distribution and I can confirm this is indexed properly by Google (see
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by neogenix 11y ago
If you would have the same setup, but with EC2 instead of lambda, you would still have the same CloudFront pricing, so you should compare the $410 lambda costs for 100.000 customers with the costs of some EC2 servers plus ELB. Of course, th
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by neogenix 11y ago
You can also use the API directly from your backend instead of using the javascript client, but that will eliminate some of the cool things we can do now like the inline-editing feature for content editors.
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by neogenix 11y ago
You might want to check out teletext.io, it just launched a couple of days ago.
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Does Google crawl dynamic content now?(centrical.com)
3 points by neogenix 11y ago|1 comments
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by neogenix 12y ago
Does it support ChromeCast?
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Show HN: Fast food for search engines(blog.peecho.com)
2 points by neogenix 13y ago|0 comments
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by neogenix 13y ago
Unfortunately doesn't work with our site: www.peecho.com