by ilhicas on 2/15/20, 7:46 PM with 29 comments
by bunsenhoneydew on 2/15/20, 10:35 PM
by snazz on 2/15/20, 9:10 PM
If you don't want to run a build of your static site generator on your computer and upload the result to GitHub every time you make a change, you can just use Jekyll and GitHub will build it for you. I think GitLab supports other static site generators as well. This technique is how https://www.snazz.xyz works.
by cyberferret on 2/15/20, 11:01 PM
As it is, we have had to use BitBucket as the repo for our website, and we use the Pipelines feature on there to deploy to S3. Would be nice not to have to use a third party service to do something that AWS's own infrastructure makes unreasonably complex and difficult.
by wefarrell on 2/15/20, 9:30 PM
by tobilg on 2/16/20, 10:53 PM
by veeralpatel979 on 2/16/20, 2:30 AM
by cordite on 2/15/20, 10:01 PM
by throw03172019 on 2/15/20, 11:25 PM