Re:Pain Points of Web Development with WordPress
by WhiteOwlLion on Thursday September 19, 2019 @02:25PM
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If GitHub Wiki could get image pasting like issues, or GitLab Wiki could make it your own domain name, something simple like the wiki could be really useful for non-techy crowd that wants a simple web presence where they can insert/update/delete content.
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Re:Pain Points of Web Development with WordPress
by ignoramous on Thursday September 19, 2019 @02:32PM
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Posterous was genuis: Blog posts over emails. Its primary competition, tumblr, grew big with super easy sharing mechanics. Notion.so now with its Swiss army knife of products, esp with wiki-like semantics, has taken off as not only an Evernote alternative but for documentation, as well. And there's of course, Netlify that turns GitHub repos to websites; plus tilda.cc and the like are growing, too. This area (low-code websites) is ripe with budding upstarts.
I personally use https://1mb.site for simple pages, but it still isn't easy to use.