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Playing around with @statiqdev inside @JetBrainsRider and realizing language injections and raw string literals will make Statiq site owners very happy.
@MrPeterLMorris@sbwalker @JustinianCodes @StevenTCramer Yep, right tool for the right job. Fully static sites are great for some things, Blazor is great for some things, static client-side Blazor is great for some things, server Blazor is great for some things - nice that we have so many options and models to choose from.
@beckshome nice article about @statiqdev 👍 https://t.co/4qHhMfsotE. Thanks for mentioning my article and blog repository ♥️. It's great you have open sourced yours as well, that makes another example for people that want to start blogging using Statiq
@MrTurnerj@devlead@statiqdev Here's the pipeline that I'm using to integrate with @statiqdev right now. Been a while since I've touched it, but it's working quite well on my blog
https://t.co/Us3gmWP9CJ
Combining this with @statiqdev is pretty simple too. Here is a custom pipeline that takes any `*.tailwind.css` files, runs them through the Tailwind CLI with the minified output being passed to Statiq for final output.
This way, it can leverage the virtual file system in Statiq.
Made a small @statiqdev blog site using the default clean blog theme that's configured to deploy to the new GH pages beta. You should be able to fork this site and start your own blog with relative ease.
https://t.co/hWJKvf3dbk
It was a breeze to get an action going to deploy my @statiqdev site to github pages using the new pages action.
Here's my yaml that got me going - https://t.co/c0RROXUUnC
@konradkokosa@MrTurnerj A lot of static generators integrate comments on the client using a hosted commenting service. There’s a list of some here: https://t.co/aYo2l3WqUQ. There’s also a growing set of services (some entirely client based) that use GitHub issues or discussions to back the comments.
One small thing I like about @statiqdev is that if i set a future date for posts it won't generate those posts. So can just have a hourly schedule.
One nice thing about being a #dotnet console app, easy to control culture & timezone consistent locally & CI.
Might be a little late to the party, but top-level statements and implicit usings are 🔥. And now Statiq automatically adds all it's core namespaces for you behind the scenes so you don't even need to specify them yourself ✨.
@jakenuts@cecilphillip@dotnet@strapijs@nopCommerce FWIW there has been some work on integrating headless CMS systems with Statiq - I.e. the folks at @KenticoKontent have done fantastic work: https://t.co/gMLtz1oX1j - the vision is to eventually have some standardized headless support (but no timeline on that)
Statiq Web/Docs has a new public license that's clearer and adds explicit open use exceptions for trial use, non-commercial, *and* small businesses making Statiq even more open for all but larger commercial entities: https://t.co/FrIRQvfR9X - huge thanks to @polyformproject
@cecilphillip @daveaglick @statiqdev I wrote up a bit of a guide the other day as a tour. Everything in there is tuned for me, but I'm hopeful it inspires others to cause mischief with Statiq too
https://t.co/T6AfFTifCE
@cwoodruff@Philco78 Fresh eyes are always appreciated! But the most important thing is these sorts of first-timer snags - it’s easy to loose perspective after so many years working on it