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sethvincent
10y ago
The deploy command is https. staticland doesn't use git at all, just deals with the built site produced by whatever static site generator you use. I'll add some examples to the docs! Thanks for pointing that out. For jekyll, the s
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Thanks, this is an important point. static.land itself may be best considered a demonstration of the open source software. If someone has significantly large files they're looking to host, they would want to host the staticland-api se
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sethvincent
10y ago
Cool, that's a good idea! The granular nginx control definitely sounds nice.
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sethvincent
10y ago
So far not much interest, but this post is also the first time I've done any significant promotion. If you want to go with a really solid static site hosting company netlify.com seems like a great choice. You could also always set up a
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10y ago
Definitely similar. I really love surge, and have too many static sites to pay the per-site costs to get SSL.
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10y ago
Thanks!
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sethvincent
10y ago
That is unfortunate! Looks like the two projects were started around the same time, too. I may add a note to the site/readme pointing people to that repo if they were looking for it.
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10y ago
Static site hosting is cheap, and I'm not super interested in competing with other services with per-site costs. staticland is primarily an open source project that I use for my own purposes, and I'm open to building out static si
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10y ago
Yes. I'll add a note to the site about that. Installing the staticland command-line tool is `npm install -g staticland`
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Show HN: Staticland – Open source static site hosting with SSL via Let's Encrypt
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Canvassing – a book about the canvas and JavaScript that's free online
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Canvassing: Learn the canvas tag for games and other creative coding
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Learn JavaScript by adventuring around in the terminal
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Making retro interactive art with gretro and gameloop
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Learning to code? You should learn about development environments
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12y ago
You can get at most of the data via Socrata's API, it's just not necessarily clear how. This new documentation from Socrata helps, though: http://dev.socrata.com/
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Use a spreadsheet as a CMS with Flatsheet
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Using the Flatsheet API as replacement for Tabletop.js and Google Spreadsheets
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Experimenting with Gremlins.js and the canvas tag
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13y ago
Thanks! That's a good idea. I've been looking at using cocoonjs in particular as a final chapter on getting js/html5 games into stores: https://www.ludei.com/cocoonjs/
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Making 2D JavaScript Games
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Exploring the open source 2048 game JavaScript examples
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Preloading and rendering image sprites in 2d js/canvas games
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Getting a technical book to v1.0: what's it mean to be done? The story is told.
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Create a Node.js app that consumes APIs and is composed of small modules
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First version of Theming with Ghost book is released
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Using rework-npm for bundling css from npm along with myth and clean-css
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On making simple games quickly with crtrdg.js
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Using Browserify with Express
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Learn Javascript from a tutor, a bundle of books, & a community of peers
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