A webpack boilerplate for a production-ready marketing website

Re:A webpack boilerplate for a production-ready marketing we... by copperx on Thursday April 07, 2016 @02:37AM (#11445191)

I'm really curious about the niche you're targeting.

Let me try to figure it out: people that can code a static page and use a static generator (know markup languages, maybe tempting languages, can use the command line) and people who can't use an FTP app and haven't heard of Git/Github pages.

How big is the intersection of these sets of people? I would be surprised if it's more than a handful.

I'm not trying to sound pessimistic ... I would be happy, in fact, to know that I'm wrong. So, if I may ask ... do you have more than 0 customers?

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Re:A webpack boilerplate for a production-ready marketing we... by mryan on Thursday April 07, 2016 @04:33AM (#11445669)

> people who can't use an FTP app and haven't heard of Git/Github pages.

I would also add S3 to that list. I host my (admittedly low-traffic) blog on S3 with CloudFront as a CDN for <$2/month.

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Re:A webpack boilerplate for a production-ready marketing we... by Blahah on Thursday April 07, 2016 @08:16AM (#11446609)

why wouldn't you do it free on github pages?

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Re:A webpack boilerplate for a production-ready marketing we... by mryan on Friday April 08, 2016 @09:36AM (#11454523)

I prefer S3 and CloudFront for various reasons, and <$2/month is so close to free that it doesn't matter.

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Re:A webpack boilerplate for a production-ready marketing we... by debacle on Thursday April 07, 2016 @11:32AM (#11448044)

NSA backs up your data for free.

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