I love this idea. There are so many use-cases where friends or clients need a simple interface for building a quick wiki-style documentation site. I've often suggested static site generators desktop apps like Publii to them before, but even that can be a bit on the heavy-side in terms of their requirements.

First feature request: auto light/dark theme adjustment.

First bug report: when I tried adding authentication to a test site, I received this error:

  Failed to enable protection: Failed to execute 'atob' on 'Window': The string to be decoded is not correctly encoded.

One of my long term goals is generating tauri builds on the web. E.g. click "build" and wasm cross compiles a .exe, a .app, and a .appimage which start downloading. Theres a long way to go before that's possible, but theres been pretty steady progress. Especially now that clang was compiled to wasm theres a real avenue to bootstrap everything.

This could be cool but it’s hard to tell - mobile just doesn’t seem to work and I’m going to guess that’s most people’s first touchpoint with it?

Will try on laptop later…

Excellent idea!

Really cool that it respects the SSG conventions and separation of content, collections, templates, themes etc.

I like it. How are netlify and Github credentials stored across re-visit? Also no ftp in publishing.