Wanted to try out a bit. But approving a permission request for "read/write all the Github PRIVATE repository" and "read/WRITE all the my info." is alarmingly risky...<p>And this site itself is not even open-sourced? hmmm.
The definition of 'static' here I think may be a little different. It appears you are repurposing technologies to effectively be a database which aren't considered a database (at least in this context) in order to dynamically generate content in the users browser on the fly.<p>So templated dynamic html from a "database" is a fine architecture, but not what most people I think would call "static".<p>A "static" system would be more like Doxygen where the content is "compiled" into straight html/css pages
Is it possible to OAuth on GitHub from the static site, have a nice form there that creates a pull request on this repo, then travis validates it?<p>Makes up for Wiki, comments, user login, …