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Don't click, it is a porno dating site.
The link is long gone, but I still wonder how a site could (legitimately) be both of those at once.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Don't click, it is a porno dating site.
The link is long gone, but I still wonder how a site could (legitimately) be both of those at once.
Good point! That guy went too far after reading about 'targeting _niche_ markets'
+________+____________+___________+
|_Hookers_|_Our Market_|_TINDER___|
|_too______|Sluts which__|_Want_____|
|_main____|_I want in a__|_marriage_|
|_stream__|sunday lunch|_too much_|
+________+____________+___________+
Re: Ask HN: Tools that enable non-technical users to edit simple static HTML pages?
#17What you're looking for is called a CMS.
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#19I work on https://plasmic.app. You can emit code into your codebase or fetch over an API, and it supports static site frameworks like Next and Gatsby. We are very focused on your use case, so would love to hear if this works for you.
Re: Ask HN: Tools that enable non-technical users to edit simple static HTML pages?
#20I've made a web editor that you can add to a web page via iframe, or link to and add parameters to the query-string, like "fork" this website or repo, send diff to email/http-post-url. And then the user can edit the web site via source or WYSIWYG or both or with live preview.
I'm not however happy about the workflow (non technical users found it too difficult). So I wonder what workflow you had in mind...