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You know what is the mega-feature that is missing? Git integration. Yeah, it's geek, I know, but it would be a phenomenal way to publish a website (edit, commit, push).



I think GitHub pages serves that niche well. NeoCities seems like it's more built for the beginner, which is something I can't say of git.


Something like GitHub Pages?

http://pages.github.com/


Even better than git for publishing, I like the "fork" concept as applied to the more general web. Forget copyright issues for a moment... if you could fork sites here it would allow for really fast site creation where you can build off others' creations.


Ward Cunningham's Smallest Federated Wiki[1] is basically what you describe. To edit a wiki page you have to fork it into your own wiki, which I think automatically creates links and things. It's interesting but I haven't explored it nearly as much as I'm sure it deserves.

[1]: http://wardcunningham.github.io


Bitbucket can do this too. Name the repo: USERNAME.bitbucket.org


Try Heroku, it's basically the same but with git instead.


Yes, this would be wonderful.




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