Static Website vs Sass
Hi everyone,
Hope everything good with all of you.
Its my first time here on indie hackers.
I'm here, asking you if I can get an honest opinion about something I created.
So I created two projects:
codeexposed.com
It is a static website that I developed using nuxtjs and deployed to GitHub pages.
Where only I can post to it, but can invite guest authors.
app.codeexposed.com
It is a dynamic website that I developed using laravel and deployed to Digital Ocean App Platform.
Where everyone can register and share their knowledge with others.
I also developed a npm for this project called formlyjs, that allows form submition using json request.
Goal
My goal is share quality content with everyone, while I go through my developer journey. And also give others an opportunity to share their experiences and knowledge with each other.
Feedback
What I'm asking you guys is, which one would you use?
codeexposed.com a website that you know you will find curated content by curated authors.
or
app.codeexposed.com a website built with content from multiple people around the world
Hi Miguel
Judging from your description I would prefer a community based approach, a market place for how-tos. A new kind of social network?
A potentially big thing?
Christian
Hi Christian,
I really appreciate your feedback, thank you!
Yes like a community, and a tool ( upcoming features ) that you can use, to assist your development process.
... an opposite player to StackOverflow based on the push principle hosting solutions for more frequent installation, development and educational scenarios... often bite sized
Edit: +3 words
Dude it's about the content not the path it travels
But giving people the ability to create content ( that you can't control its quality ), it means the path matters.
So do you go to a static website approach?