I don't remember the last time I got such a chuckle out of a domain name, but this one is great.
Show HN: Primo – all-in-one IDE, CMS, component library, static site generator
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#76Why give this away? You could have a good business. You’re leaving money on the table.
I'd rather leave $ on the table if it means enabling independent devs (especially those in developing economies) to make $$$
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#77Why give this away? You could have a good business. You’re leaving money on the table.
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#78Earlier quoted context omitted.
It doesn't require JS, so that's odd. Do you have JS turned off? It's using instant.page in the bundle, but I would expect that to fallback to the default behavior.
See: curl https://primo.af How is that supposed to fallback? Theres nothing there.
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#79I'm getting a completely blank page? I would expect a static site generator (or at least any one I would choose to use) to create pages that do not require javascript. Edit: My bad. Still, for a landing page for something like this, wouldn't you want to eat your own dogfood?
While I understand wanting the site you create within Primo to work without JS, are you legitimately expecting that a web-based IDE is going to work with JS disabled?
Re: Show HN: Primo – all-in-one IDE, CMS, component library, static site generator
#80I'm getting a completely blank page? I would expect a static site generator (or at least any one I would choose to use) to create pages that do not require javascript. Edit: My bad. Still, for a landing page for something like this, wouldn't you want to eat your own dogfood?
While I understand wanting the site you create within Primo to work without JS, are you legitimately expecting that a web-based IDE is going to work with JS disabled?