That's my main use case. I've got my personal blog [1] setup as a Static Website Manager repository and connected to my personal AWS S3 bucket.
Whenever I need to make a little change I can edit locally in my editor of choice, commit and push to SWM where I can preview the changes before merging to my production bucket (all without installing Jekyll locally).
If I don't have my machine, I can also just login, edit the text and then follow the same preview/merge to deploy workflow.
Whenever I need to make a little change I can edit locally in my editor of choice, commit and push to SWM where I can preview the changes before merging to my production bucket (all without installing Jekyll locally).
If I don't have my machine, I can also just login, edit the text and then follow the same preview/merge to deploy workflow.
[1]: http://www.theodorekimble.com