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Proposing use of _drafts #8

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rivasvict opened this issue Jan 29, 2014 · 10 comments
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Proposing use of _drafts #8

rivasvict opened this issue Jan 29, 2014 · 10 comments

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@rivasvict
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Jekyll has a way tom manage all post you may not want to publish yet because it is not ready. The problem is that as I understood this is not such an automatic process like just changing a value on your draft and it is instantly published.

So I propose the usage of this tool.

To be honest I haven't worked with them yet. I am going to test them first and then I will give more information.

http://jekyllrb.com/docs/drafts/

@sadasant
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Hey @RoberVs, check this out.

@schoettler
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Yeah i saw this! was playing with this _draft directory yesterday, i'm looking forward making this process automatic @vctr90

@sadasant
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Ok so _drafts remains a possibility until we find a better way :)

@ghostbar
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Hmm... Using prose.io is the only way I know make this automatic. prose.io is a webui for jekyll sites hosted on GitHub made by the awesome people from developmentseed.

(This does NOT implies making any changes in a regular jekyll deployment, just using the webUI if any individual decides to. Will not affect anyone else)

@rivasvict
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So are you telling me that prose.io has an interface that is able to automatically manage Jekyll's _drafts. I am going to try it tomorrow to figure out how it works

@rivasvict
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I've just tested prose.io and I think it is the best way to manage drafts in Jekyll.
Thanks for thas recommendation.

@sadasant
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Good, then we have a winner!

@ghostbar
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Yes. I yet believe vim is the winner xD But if somebody wants a UI or something that makes it automatic and gives previews then should be using prose.io :)

Glad it worked for you :D

@rivasvict
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I like vim so it is excellent for coding. But what I like about prose is that it is an automatic way of drafting and posting, However, the use of prose will not affect anyone else. :D

@sadasant
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sadasant commented Feb 2, 2014

Yes prose is good.

What we have left here is to link prose, it's fairly easy, but let's focus on the rest of the blog first.

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