latest 18 messages by Ecco
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[2017-02-19T20:08:36Z]
Ecco
well now that I think about it, it's maybe not such a big deal: I can use jekyll-assets for assets with a long TTL
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[2017-02-19T20:07:31Z]
Ecco
Currently I'm storing them alongside the index.html document. Problem is, I don't benefit from jekyll-assets' digets (for example)
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[2017-02-19T20:06:48Z]
Ecco
I'm writing a static website with a few static pages (not blog). Some pages have specific resources (pictures, media). Where sohuld I store them on the filesystem?
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[2017-02-19T20:05:41Z]
Ecco
Hey
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[2016-11-22T13:43:32Z]
Ecco
Interesting link, thanks jaybe
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[2016-11-22T13:35:51Z]
Ecco
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/182192
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[2016-11-22T13:35:51Z]
Ecco
For some reason option #1 is not even suggested by Google
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[2016-11-22T13:34:53Z]
Ecco
I have no idea
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[2016-11-22T13:34:17Z]
Ecco
they go apple.com/cc/
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[2016-11-22T13:34:12Z]
Ecco
Well, for instance, Apple doesn't do this
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[2016-11-22T13:34:06Z]
Ecco
:-D
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[2016-11-22T13:33:42Z]
Ecco
but I'm afraid that it could be painful
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[2016-11-22T13:33:31Z]
Ecco
Well that seems great (IIRC Apache does it for their docs)
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[2016-11-22T13:32:03Z]
Ecco
3 - Everything under a single TLD, with a subdirectory for each language
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[2016-11-22T13:31:49Z]
Ecco
2 - Buy a different domain per language
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[2016-11-22T13:31:39Z]
Ecco
1- Same URLs, pick language based on browser Accept-Lnaugage header
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[2016-11-22T13:31:14Z]
Ecco
which option would you chose:
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[2016-11-22T13:30:55Z]
Ecco
Hi! I'm in the process of creating a static website in different languages