The only thing I miss is GitHub Pages (as in the tool/Ruby gem, Codeberg has a static site hosting service Codeberg Pages). I have tried getting it to be more agnostic but it makes some assumptions about being on GitHub. If I were a Ruby dev I’d put more effort into it. It’s one of the most straightforward Markdown to static site tools that works in a straightforward no nonsense way.
And I’m hoping to be proved wrong here because this is something I’d really like to use. I don’t want to use front matter in my docs and I want to be able to link to them relatively from other Markdown files to the .md extension and it be automatically translated.
My experience with codeberg has been completely fantastic.
Maybe I’ll move some of my stuff there
The only thing I miss is GitHub Pages (as in the tool/Ruby gem, Codeberg has a static site hosting service Codeberg Pages). I have tried getting it to be more agnostic but it makes some assumptions about being on GitHub. If I were a Ruby dev I’d put more effort into it. It’s one of the most straightforward Markdown to static site tools that works in a straightforward no nonsense way.
And I’m hoping to be proved wrong here because this is something I’d really like to use. I don’t want to use front matter in my docs and I want to be able to link to them relatively from other Markdown files to the .md extension and it be automatically translated.
I don’t use ruby but it’s nice