elegant-cli

I am currently working on a serverless solution that covers everything you mentioned above and is a direct alternative and upgrade to WordPress. It's built with full-stack Next.js, and the frontend is the backend, and the backend is the frontend; it's all the same. React server components have eliminated the need to separate the frontend from the backend into separate domains, and the frontend essentially securely talks directly to the database which eliminates extra network round trips and vulnerable backend API routes. Built with Next.js, Postgres, TipTap, Tailwind, and Auth.js. Compatible with Vercel, Neon, Supabase, Firebase, Cloudflare R2, etc. What do you think? Is this a solution you might consider over your current WordPress domain? https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli/tree/v4.x/pa...

Hey I’ve been working on a little hobby project for easily creating markdown based websites and blogs, using TipTap for the content editor and Git as the storage mechanism. I’d love to hear what you think! https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

Commits tell a different story: https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli/commit/8d8d8... (March 2023) https://github.com/avitorio/outstatic/commit/76c82a05cf82896... (August 2022)

Something curious is that the oldest tag I can find on Github from Elegant is from March 16 [1], while the oldest tag I can find from Outstatic is from March 26 [2] [1] https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli/tree/v1.0-al... [2] https://github.com/avitorio/outstatic/tags?after=v0.0.37

How do you feel about this attempt at creating a better WordPress that we have been working on? It uses Git and Markdown for easy deployments to your serverless CI/CD pipeline just as you described. I'd love your feedback :) https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

Yeah I received a similar email as well. YC has a funky hodgepodge of React on Rails for their website, and it could use a major update considering they’re the leading tech incubator. I emailed Dang about it, and he suggested that I build a product that solves this issue instead. I ended up building a prototype on top of Docusaurus, and received a ton of developer feedback. We’ve been working on it for about 6 months consistently now, and we’ve made huge progress on a simple CMS and content framework that would solve all of YC’s issues such as this accidental newsletter blast. My goal with this project is to upgrade the YC website, as well as Paul Graham’s. What do you’all think? https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli https://www.elegantframework.com/

My ADHD meds, coffee, GitHub Issues and Discussions, and using a simple ‘todo.txt’ file in my local box. For content creation, I created this little React based Wordpress alternative that is free to use and 100% open source: https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli For emails, I use ConvertKit to collect email signups and send out updates to my subscribers. Pomodoro method when things are really hectic and on fire. I’ll set a timer for 20 minutes and won’t leave my terminal until my task is complete or time has run out. P.S. I have a daytime developer gig as well; and a family at night. As well as I have small stakes in past ventures that need tending sometimes.

Would anyone be interested in a self hosted version of what Patreon offers for creators? I have been working on a free Wordpress alternative that is built with React, and removes the guard rails and burdens for creators that WP creates. https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli I have had requests to include Twitch like features such as tipping, subscriptions, and power ups. I started planning out these features to get them into the development pipeline and I realized that some of these features are the value that Patreon creates. Would developers/creators be interested in having subscription tiers, tips, power ups, rewards, etc, on their own website alongside their content? I am currently working with a local creator who recently switched over to us; and we are piloting ways to level up his content on his domain by linking his Patr

I’m working on a free markdown editor that is built with Next.js, Tailwind, and TipTap if anyone is interested in a more production ready project compared to op’s :) https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

This space is evolving so fast, and I love it! I feel like I am in the right place at the right time to be just so happening to be working on a better and more modern Wordpress :) If client-side/server-side rendering with static and incremental loading, combined with dynamic markdown loading is your type of thing; please checkout my project and give me a star to follow. https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

It’s like the Ford Edsel; WordPress is so wrapped up in their own technology and echo chamber that they won’t even see a better product coming to the market with features that customers are actually asking for. https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

Wordpress alternative for developers. Built with React.js, and 100% open-source. https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

Haha yeah, this is my tech safe space lol.. The career path hasn’t been so bad. Applied my understanding of electrons to computer science, and have launched a number of apps and services since. Currently working on a side project that’s a WordPress alternative built with Next.js and Tailwind :) https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

So is there room for a new “Tumblr” in 2023? It feels like the community wants it, but Tumblr themselves don’t understand what people actually want. I’ve been working on a side project in my off time, and my wife tells me that what I’ve built is like a “Tumblr” lol. What do you think? Is this something worth pursuing? https://github.com/elegantframework/elegant-cli

I’ve actually been exploring this concept myself with a blogging side project I’m working on. Things were “mehhh” for developer interest for the first month or so, as a I was working off of an internal todo list. I didn’t think anyone cared about my 300 line long todo.txt file, but then I started to wonder if I should find a way to put that doc out in the open for developers to follow, and possibly jump in and contribute. I had a hinkling that I could use GitHub issues to help with this, but I believed the title “issues” would hurt my project. I was under the impression that a new open source project with a single contributor, and a ton of open “issues” would look bad to developers. I started to inquire with devs on IH and hear about using issues for feature tracking. Much to my surprise, I got an overwhelming “yes, you need to use issues