Good work. I was thinking of something along the lines of Diaspora, but on a smaller scale. You kinda nailed it.
Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
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#22Spotted a bug on this. If you go back or forward in your browser to a blog post, it just shows a bunch of JSON code. You have to reload to get the site to properly show.
Great catch, I'll fix it... The reason is that it uses the same URL for a regular HTTP request and a XMLHttpRequest...
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#23This is pretty cool, good work.
If you're a web developer+designer, it's probably not as useful, but for everyone else it rocks - and I hope to see people use/customize it to their liking. I love how it pulls so many services together. It seems like there's still some desire for some basic template for blogging after Dustin Curtis' last ordeal and now this, although it kind of seems like Twitter's Bootstrap has solved all of those basic problems for a lot of people.
Re: Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
#24The author's web site ( http://rigoneri.com/ ) is cited as an example "Syte", but when I view that page on my iPad the right-hand side of the page is chopped off. Doesn't seem to be all that responsive (despite the author's claims).
It's at specific widths. I've seen other responsive sites behave like this and I presume it's just something with the media queries in the style sheet. If you continue to narrow your browser you'll see that it does respond correctly.
I fixed this issue just haven't pushed to rigoneri.com yet.. Thanks!!
Re: Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
#25Spotted a bug on this. If you go back or forward in your browser to a blog post, it just shows a bunch of JSON code. You have to reload to get the site to properly show.
Great catch, I'll fix it... The reason is that it uses the same URL for a regular HTTP request and a XMLHttpRequest...
Why did you build it that way instead of having a specific API path?
Re: Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
#26This is pretty cool, I've been wanting to build something almost identical to this using node.js. Inspiration, this is!
Re: Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
#27Spotted a bug on this. If you go back or forward in your browser to a blog post, it just shows a bunch of JSON code. You have to reload to get the site to properly show.
Issue fixed. Please let me know if you find any more issues, or create an issue in github. Thanks!!
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#28This looks really cool, the world needs more stuff like this. One minor complaint is with the scrollable slide-outs. When you scroll down through a slide-out like the Instagram one, and reach the bottom, the page behind starts scrolling. This is a common problem, and why I dislike using scrollable areas on web pages in the first place. There must be a good way to fix this. I just don't want the outside area to scroll…
Had the same issue. Would love to not have the outside area scroll if I'm trying to scroll the slide-out.
Re: Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
#29This is pretty cool, I've been wanting to build something almost identical to this using node.js. Inspiration, this is!
Maybe you should make a Node.js fork... I was thinking about doing one myself!
Re: Introducing Syte, An open sourced personal site that has social integrations
#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's at specific widths. I've seen other responsive sites behave like this and I presume it's just something with the media queries in the style sheet. If you continue to narrow your browser you'll see that it does respond correctly.
I fixed this issue just haven't pushed to rigoneri.com yet.. Thanks!!
Fix deployed! Thanks again!