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> I do things like serve html without the .html filetype in the url; e.g. https://zck.org/emacsconf2020 is stored on the server as emacsconf2020.html How do you handle it?
In the .htaccess: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond ${REQUEST_FILENAME} !-D RewriteRule "^((?:.*/)*[^/.]+)$" "$1.html" [NC]
Options MultiViews
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In the .htaccess: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond ${REQUEST_FILENAME} !-D RewriteRule "^((?:.*/)*[^/.]+)$" "$1.html" [NC]
Any reason not to just use Options MultiViews instead?
It does seem like it might be more magic than I prefer in programming, though.
Hosting a personal blog on old / cheap hardware at home and accepting some downtime now and then should be a trade-of worth making for most. An interconnected web of documents served from personal computers residing under a desk or in a basement – it is a beautiful thing. We nerds often seem to fall into the trap of over-engineering things, like, spending a lot of time building personal stuff that can scale into the…
Github basically gives you a free IDE. There's no need to compile as markdown is converted to html on the client side.
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Don't a bunch of residential ISP's not allow HTTP?
Yes but just in the land of the Free.
(Unless I misunderstood your point.)
https://old.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/8cfwmi/any_uk_p...
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I should warn that bike shedding about this distinction is absolutely not worth your time if you’re reading this and have less than like 100 blog posts written or are running a business on these sites (in which case I think you should pick Netlify). Go write something.
Now you have something to write about.