Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
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Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#2This site does a really bad job at explaining why I should use this product. It looks like they are trying to hard.
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#3This site does a really bad job at explaining why I should use this product. It looks like they are trying to hard.
It kinda got me excited but I would’ve love to see a quick tour screencast or something.
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#4I discovered Bridgetown by following the link back from [serbea](https://www.serbea.dev/), which looks like a really nice erb replacement (I was googling around for what people were doing with rails templates these days and serbea caught my eye as the nicest looking option)
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#5This site does a really bad job at explaining why I should use this product. It looks like they are trying to hard.
haha, I liked the section "Excited to get started? Woohoo! In case you’re wondering, Bridgetown is a progressive site generator...." Like, who is so excited to get started that they yell woo hoo, but are still wondering what Bridgetown even is, at the most vague level?
"Excited to start taking Snarflorvex? Yabba dabba doo, we are too!!1! In case you're wondering, Snarflorvex is a topical hernia medication...."
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#6This site does a really bad job at explaining why I should use this product. It looks like they are trying to hard.
I doomscrolled through the entire user praise section to find three lines of commandline or code usage. Nothing of the sort.
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#7For the record: here it is the repo - https://github.com/bridgetownrb/bridgetown
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#8On the topic of Jekyll, can anyone recommend a reliable GUI that a non-technical content team can use that integrates nicely with Jekyll? I’ve tried a few “headless CMS” options but the editing experience isn’t great, and integration is hard.
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#9Pretty cool.
If anyone associated with the project reads this: All of the headings on bridgetownrb.com seem to have a scroll overflow, which stops your page scrolling on mobile.
Re: Bridgetown - progressive site generator and framework, powered by Ruby
#10On the topic of Jekyll, can anyone recommend a reliable GUI that a non-technical content team can use that integrates nicely with Jekyll? I’ve tried a few “headless CMS” options but the editing experience isn’t great, and integration is hard.
Check out https://cloudcannon.com/. Visual, on page editing and syncs with Git. Disclaimer: I'm the cofounder :-)