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Is it possible to use a different sourcing #53

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g00glen00b opened this issue Feb 21, 2020 · 2 comments
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Is it possible to use a different sourcing #53

g00glen00b opened this issue Feb 21, 2020 · 2 comments
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g00glen00b commented Feb 21, 2020

Right now, the blog uses both a CDN, and WordPress. While WordPress allows easy setup of blogposts and adding media, it still requires a hosting, and is a potential attack vector.

If we ever decide to move, the following concepts have to be covered:

  • Preview content: Could be done through gatsby develop.
  • Submitting drafts: Could be implemented through feature branches.
  • Scheduling: Is it possible to implement through labels and GitHub actions?
  • Adding media
  • Adding categories: Adding tags and categories to blog posts
  • Adding tags: Adding tags and categories to blog posts
  • Differentiating between internal and external links within posts
  • Moving over the existing posts
  • Having a proper editor: Could use an existing Markdown editor or use a code editor + gatsby develop to preview side by side.
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Differentiating between links can be implemented through https://www.gatsbyjs.org/packages/gatsby-remark-external-links.

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Scheduling through labels would require a new label for every post, which isn't really interesting.

There is a merge schedule action which relies on comments within a pull request though: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/merge-schedule

@g00glen00b g00glen00b changed the title Using a different sourcing Is it possible to use a different sourcing Mar 6, 2020
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