Contentify
Web and SaaS
content management
SHOW HN2014
38points
9comments
#832of 2,272 in 2014
Top 37%of 2014 by points
How HN took it
CuriousMostly questions and neutral comments
2 positive, 5 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 2 critical, out of 9 comments about the project. Thread score -0.08.
Execution: 0 for, 2 againstIdea: 2 for, 0 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Content can be cached so pages load quickly without hitting GitHub each time
From 2 comments
That't it :) well explained SDKs stores the content from Github in a cache so that it doesn’t need to be loaded everytime. Refreshing a page with the JS SDK can indeed be a bit…
thyb on HNI think the difference comes in the deployment story. Prose seems targeted to a developer who would need to manage a site on their own or that's hosted on Github pages. Instead…
michaelbuckbee on HN
Lets non-developers draft and publish content without a deploy loop
From 2 comments
Contentify is not just a Markdown editor. It allows you and your team to work together on all the content of your webapp. At OAuth.io, we use Contentify to integrate contents…
thyb on HNI think the difference comes in the deployment story. Prose seems targeted to a developer who would need to manage a site on their own or that's hosted on Github pages. Instead…
michaelbuckbee on HN
Objections
Page content blank in Firefox 24 ESR due to mixed active content blocking
From 2 comments
Content area is just blank in Firefox 24 ESR on Windows 7. Menu shows up, no content though.
will_work4tears on HNLooks like a few things need to be served over https: ``` Blocked loading mixed active content "http://yandex.st/highlightjs/8.0/styles/default.min.css" Blocked loading mixed…
ehPReth on HN
Loading content from GitHub at runtime raises SEO and availability concerns
From 1 comment
I think the difference comes in the deployment story. Prose seems targeted to a developer who would need to manage a site on their own or that's hosted on Github pages. Instead…
michaelbuckbee on HN
Questions
How does this compare to Prose?
From 1 comment
How does this compare to Prose?
gault8121 on HN
Alternatives named
Prose
From 2 comments
How does this compare to Prose?
gault8121 on HNI think the difference comes in the deployment story. Prose seems targeted to a developer who would need to manage a site on their own or that's hosted on Github pages. Instead…
michaelbuckbee on HN