- Is it possible for the generated static site to be HTML+CSS only (no JavaScript)?
- How optimal/minified is the generated code?
- FYI, if you have third party cookies blocked, logging in with GitHub will fail (the login popup opens then immediately closes with no error indication). While failure might be expected, it would be nice to give the user a hint on what might have gone wrong.
- The static site is actually just html/css (and js, if you have any). any ideas on how I could make that more explicit?
- It's pretty optimal. It's not minifying the HTML so you can see the tree in Github and see changes. But PurgeCSS gets run on the bundle before it builds out, so your css should be as small as possible.
> The static site is actually just html/css (and js, if you have any). any ideas on how I could make that more explicit?
That's great to hear. I've used some generators that generate bloated junk (especially if they're WYSIWYG-ish). I'm terrible at messaging, but something along the lines of mentioning that (1) it let's you decide what you use (i.e. it doesn't force you to use/generate JavaScript), and (2) it avoids bloat and only includes what you use.
- How optimal/minified is the generated code?
- FYI, if you have third party cookies blocked, logging in with GitHub will fail (the login popup opens then immediately closes with no error indication). While failure might be expected, it would be nice to give the user a hint on what might have gone wrong.