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Update GitHub Pages through Dropbox

Update GitHub Pages through Dropbox

Presented at the Waterford Tech Meetup on January 25th 2017.

Automate updating a GitHub Pages site by uploading images to Dropbox. Using webhooks and some custom scripting this can be a quick and painless process.

Mike Griffin

January 25, 2017
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  1. How people build software ! Requirements 8 ! •Cheap •Fast

    •Easy to change how it looks •Simple to upload to
  2. How people build software ! Master plan 13 ! •AWS

    S3 •GitHub Pages •Dropbox •DigitalOcean
  3. How people build software ! Three ways to check if

    something's done 14 # $ % ! 1 2 3
  4. How people build software ! Are you done yet? Are

    you done yet? Are you done yet? Are you done yet? Are you done yet? 18 ⚡
  5. How people build software ! Some stats 52 ! •8

    years •125,702 photographs •2,129 directories
  6. How people build software ! Some stats 53 ! •8

    years •125,702 photographs •2,129 directories •63 GB
  7. How people build software ! Costs 56 ! • Old

    site • $120 a year • New site
  8. How people build software ! Costs 57 ! • Old

    site • $120 a year • New site • DigitalOcean - $5 pm
  9. How people build software ! Costs 58 ! • Old

    site • $120 a year • New site • DigitalOcean - $5 pm • GitHub Pages - $0
  10. How people build software ! Costs 59 ! • Old

    site • $120 a year • New site • DigitalOcean - $5 pm • GitHub Pages - $0 • Dropbox - $0
  11. How people build software ! Costs 60 ! • Old

    site • $120 a year • New site • DigitalOcean - $5 pm • GitHub Pages - $0 • Dropbox - $0 • AWS S3 - ~$2 pm
  12. How people build software ! Costs 61 ! • Old

    site • $120 a year • New site • DigitalOcean - $5 pm • GitHub Pages - $0 • Dropbox - $0 • AWS S3 - ~$2 pm • Total - $7 pm or $84 per year