This project's goal is to develop a centralized open-source solution for easily creating impressive blogs and seamlessly integrating them into your website.
Additionally, it aims to streamline the collaboration between developers and article writers. It does so by generating an HTML snippet that references a file stored in the cloud. This means you won't have to manually update your website's HTML code every time a blog is modified or added.
The editor page provides the option to use a wide range of HTML tags, enabling
further customization such as making text bold, italic,
marked and more.
Everything its super
intuitive and interactive.
We also created a dark tone version for all the night owls out there that want to use it in the night:
And here is an example output :
<div> <span id = rvQGEKngJW> </div> <div> <script src="https://www.bloggybase.com/reader.js?id="rvQGEKngJW" > </div>
// Where id is the generated name of your file
The only remaining task for you is to integrate this code snippet into your website, and it will automatically stay synchronized whenever anyone makes an update.
This project began as a means to leverage Wingloud for a deeper comprehension of its core concepts.
While the concept of Infrastructure as Code was not new to us, we aimed to
enhance our understanding by implementing it in a real-world application.
By adopting WingLang, we easily created Buckets and APIs to manage all the
backend code required for writing, reading, and storing the necessary
components to operate this web application.
There are still some minor bugs that require resolution, and we also aim to
introduce new features, including:
- The ability to edit existing HTML files. (Needs further testing but is almost fully implemented)
- The inclusion of a login form to enhance the management of your code snippets.
The highly interactive features are powered by the JavaScript library Editor.js
Created by:
Library Used:
Editor.js from Codex-Team
"True wisdom lies in solving problems before they arise."
Me