latest 14 messages by captn3m0_
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[2017-02-08T14:24:33Z]
captn3m0_
I'm not very sure, but try moving it to _sass
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[2017-02-08T14:24:03Z]
captn3m0_
Is it inside a directory that starts with a _?
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[2015-01-14T16:32:47Z]
captn3m0_
cool
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[2015-01-14T16:28:03Z]
captn3m0_
I'll think about it, but it will be hard to support
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[2015-01-14T16:27:13Z]
captn3m0_
your jekyll code is in a repo, right?
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[2015-01-14T16:21:47Z]
captn3m0_
you can then edit it live as long as the code is up on github
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[2015-01-14T16:21:24Z]
captn3m0_
where you are hosting it separately, but keeping the code on github
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[2015-01-14T16:21:14Z]
captn3m0_
But, it might work for some intermediate cases
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[2015-01-14T16:20:18Z]
captn3m0_
I'll have to write my own backend server (compatible with the github api at that)
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[2015-01-14T16:20:04Z]
captn3m0_
No, because most standard instances use something like apache/nginx to serve content
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[2015-01-14T16:14:01Z]
captn3m0_
If you give feedback, you are eligible for a bounty available at https://assembly.com/sazed/bounties/1
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[2015-01-14T16:12:58Z]
captn3m0_
Its a in-place editor for jekyll websites (think prose.io alternative) that will be very easy to use once done
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[2015-01-14T16:12:14Z]
captn3m0_
https://github.com/asm-products/sazed/tree/gh-pages
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[2015-01-14T16:12:14Z]
captn3m0_
I wanted to develop this a bit further before posting for review, but haven't been able to get the time. Would love it if someone could give me some feedback