All you need to do to get them working on heroku is include a super basic config.ru file, and you're all set. The files compile into a public folder which heroku uses to serve them.
All you need to do to get them working on heroku is include a super basic config.ru file, and you're all set. The files compile into a public folder which heroku uses to serve them.
- Items can contain arbitrary metadata in nanoc
- You can trivially build multiple representations of a single item in nanoc (e.g. a PDF/txt/html representation of a single markdown file)
- Dependency tracking in nanoc is fully automatic (no need to specify priorities)
- Nanoc is easily extensible using custom filters, custom deployers, custom helpers and more
Statis and nanoc have a different audience. To me, Stasis seems to be aimed at simpler, smaller sites, while nanoc is aimed at much more featureful sites. It is a good thing to have a lot of documentation (nanoc is frequently cited as a good example of how documentation should be handled).