why? Dries has full static sites where he edits the html of each page individually (without build process or whatever)
Now for going to morocco, he’s going to launch his umap static site + link to Substack probably. Previously he linked to Medium posts.
It’s probably easy to write in markdown and generate HTML from that to copy-paste into a page. The main issue with his setup is that he probably wants many pictures, and those need thumbnails, detail views, alt texts/captions and nice responsive formatting.
What if I could build a wasm + service worker tool to generate a .zip (or multi-download) of a file structure with thumbs etc, where you could configure a git repo + s3 bucket
it would:
- create image versions for you: thumbs + full size based on imported images
- allow you to specify appearance options
- download the result to upload to one or two places (static or static + s3)
bigger idea: wasm ssg
in which you can …
- directly edit a directory on the host?
- upload a github export zip?
References
https://maciak.org/win/simplegallerymaker/ seems to generate sections,
- https://thumbsup.github.io/ but this generates full pages
- i want like ghost or medium! image resizing