This is great!
The whole "Git is eating the database world" trend
is picking up steam.
MDN/Yari, mentioned recently on here was another similar one https://github.com/mdn/yari
I am planning on doing something similar to Offbase
with Dub (https://github.com/treenotation/dumbdown/tree/master/dub).
Each post will be written in Dumbdown, but then also
a whole "blog" (posts, settings, pages, etc), you will be
able to view/edit in a single textarea, and copy/paste the
whole thing. So you should be able to write a whole site
in the client side JS app, use local storage for persistence,
and then copy/paste either the raw Tree Notation files to
import/export the site, or just the compiled HTML. Then
just need a one click "write this site to a Git repo", and
then GitHub/GitLab/etc can handle long term persistence,
version control, and site hosting.
Happy to talk more to the authors off offbase if it would help.
I think there could be some synergy here.
The whole "Git is eating the database world" trend is picking up steam.
MDN/Yari, mentioned recently on here was another similar one https://github.com/mdn/yari
I am planning on doing something similar to Offbase with Dub (https://github.com/treenotation/dumbdown/tree/master/dub).
Each post will be written in Dumbdown, but then also a whole "blog" (posts, settings, pages, etc), you will be able to view/edit in a single textarea, and copy/paste the whole thing. So you should be able to write a whole site in the client side JS app, use local storage for persistence, and then copy/paste either the raw Tree Notation files to import/export the site, or just the compiled HTML. Then just need a one click "write this site to a Git repo", and then GitHub/GitLab/etc can handle long term persistence, version control, and site hosting.
Happy to talk more to the authors off offbase if it would help. I think there could be some synergy here.