Being amazed by software development
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Being amazed by software development
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#4This is the most confusing thing I've seen all week. I don't actually understand what problem this is solving. Is this not equivalent to taking your html files, putting them in /var/www and then starting up apache ?
This doesn't exist as a service because it's the default thing that apache does.
Re: Being amazed by software development
#5This is the most confusing thing I've seen all week. I don't actually understand what problem this is solving. Is this not equivalent to taking your html files, putting them in /var/www and then starting up apache ?
I understood exactly the same as you. This doesn't exist as a service because it's the default thing that apache does.
Re: Being amazed by software development
#6This is the most confusing thing I've seen all week. I don't actually understand what problem this is solving. Is this not equivalent to taking your html files, putting them in /var/www and then starting up apache ?
I understood exactly the same as you. This doesn't exist as a service because it's the default thing that apache does.
Re: Being amazed by software development
#7This is the most confusing thing I've seen all week. I don't actually understand what problem this is solving. Is this not equivalent to taking your html files, putting them in /var/www and then starting up apache ?
Re: Being amazed by software development
#8This is the most confusing thing I've seen all week. I don't actually understand what problem this is solving. Is this not equivalent to taking your html files, putting them in /var/www and then starting up apache ?
it seems to also enable POSTing new docs and DELETEing them but yeah, if this is meant to be self-hosted anyway, i am missing the point.
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#10This feels like a product plug that's being upvoted. The article doesn't really make sense as a whole...