latest 11 messages by eefcee
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[2014-09-03T21:05:04Z]
eefcee
hm, that looks pretty dormant…
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[2014-09-03T21:03:44Z]
eefcee
maybe this… https://github.com/tominsam/jekyll-metaweblog
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[2014-09-03T21:03:09Z]
eefcee
hm… I wonder if there is an xmlrpc interfact for jekyll, that might be cool and open up a bunch of apps that already exist
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[2014-09-03T21:00:56Z]
eefcee
huh, that imap workflow sounds very creative!
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[2014-09-03T21:00:17Z]
eefcee
yes, I think PHP would be less offensive as an admin tool, I just doubt it would get much traction in the jekyll world regardless due to the ick factor
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[2014-09-03T20:59:15Z]
eefcee
yup, that sounds like a useful mail gateway… I am looking for something to edit pages more than post to a blog
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[2014-09-03T20:57:48Z]
eefcee
irony is that I am only versed in PHP and it would seem very odd for the CMS-like layer to be in PHP… maybe time to learn ruby
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[2014-09-03T20:57:12Z]
eefcee
ok, just wanted to check before I consider rolling my own
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[2014-09-03T20:56:50Z]
eefcee
jaybe, exactly, those are the steps
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[2014-09-03T20:56:38Z]
eefcee
granted, but almost all the workflows I see assume the “jekyll serve —watch” method instead of “jekyll build”… I’d like to use something like prose.io or pagoda as a CMS-like layer for non-techies, and just cant seem to put that together
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[2014-09-03T20:44:08Z]
eefcee
curious about jekyll as a static site builder (as opposed to server)… are there tools to help non-tech users edit pages and posts, then kick off a “jekyll build” after edits? I love the idea of pagoda or prose.io, but I don’t think prose.io is suitable for a static site being run on a shared host, and can’t figure out how to run pagoda on a shared host (bluehost in my case)