Next Gen Static Blogging
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Next Gen Static Blogging
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Re: Next Gen Static Blogging
#2It is a neat idea, but the purist in me misses those
tags, even though they are the main reason why I don't like writing HTML by hand.
Re: Next Gen Static Blogging
#3Wow, never heard of that CSS property — cool!
Regarding medium, I think the biggest barrier is the network/promotion you get from medium. Discovery and sharing within the network brings audiences you'd otherwise have to work quite hard for on your own site.
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#5Wow, never heard of that CSS property — cool! Regarding medium, I think the biggest barrier is the network/promotion you get from medium. Discovery and sharing within the network brings audiences you'd otherwise have to work quite hard for on your own site.
IIRC there is some sort of tool for generating inter-blog links. Maybe by our stavros? My memory is fuzzy here.
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#6If I'm understanding correctly, here, the semantic value of the element is ignored to increase DX.
I personally wouldn't make that compromise, why is pre-processing not simple enough?
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#7Is this better than my 2001 solution of wrapping everything in a
tag?
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#8Wow, never heard of that CSS property — cool! Regarding medium, I think the biggest barrier is the network/promotion you get from medium. Discovery and sharing within the network brings audiences you'd otherwise have to work quite hard for on your own site.
You can always publish on both Medium and your own blog. https://indieweb.org/POSSE
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#9Cool. But yellow on green is more readable?
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#10Agree that static blogging is nice, but I think this specific look needs some tweaking - for example, there's too low contrast in color between the links and the background at https://inoads.com/blog