Not sure if you can influence this, but I have two platform suggestions that crossed my mind while reading it:
1. I would make the "Run this article as a notebook" more visible. On a first read, I've completely skipped that part as it's very similar to pop-ups on medium. Having an option to directly run/modify this blog would be pretty amazing.
2. The chosen color scheme of code formatting is a bit odd, but that might be just my subjective preference :-)
1. I agree, but there is a reason for this. We'll soon be adding the ability to run/modify feature even without the need to sign up so the whole thing will go away.
2. Thanks! We are experimenting with this (the default scheme is different, but we had a lot of people requesting dark mode so trying out different things for the published articles.)
> 2019-03-01 - It was discovered that this issue was also reported and made public in their Github prior to our report, but was not flagged as a security issue and thus remained unresolved until it was rediscovered and reported by Cisco.
That issue is claimed to have been fixed, with a reference to a commit of the updated images, says issue 430 is a security issue and closed, but no link to the actual fix.
Word to the wise folks: If you are fixing bugs by posting binaries, it's a good idea to include a reference to the git hash of the actual fixes you've built those binaries with.
I would also like to highlight the following other creators. For me seeing the process of others has been a lot more fruitful then just following text tutorials:
Wow, thanks for sharing and for your hard work on your channel!
I recommend it to everyone who is even remotely interested in security as your videos provide really valuable knowledge which is very easy to digest in the same time.
First off, I really like your idea, however 2/3 of your main marketing points sounds a bit scary:
1. Is your "Instant search out of the box" open-source? If so, could you point me to it without the need of setting up account?
2. How do you technically handle "Keep using plugins" on BE?
Are there any bigger clients which you could mention? Could you tell us some reason why should someone trust you with some "enterprise" WP since you are quite new hosting provider?
Currently the search engine we offer with HardyPress is very simple: we index the site content during the deploy process and we provide APIs to retrieve results (or you can use our native modal box with no additional coding).
Regarding plugins, currently about 90% of the plugin we reviewed are fully compatible, because the do not have any dynamic behavior on the frontend. If your site use some plugins marked as "incompatible", our system suggest you an alternative to replace the plugins behavior.
I perfectly understand your concern about HardyPress being a new "hosting provider", but HardyPress infrastructure is entirely built on the cloud, currently on Amazon AWS and the static generated sites are hosted on Amazon S3 Buckets that we use as pull-zones for the CDN, so your websites are really unbreakable and they'll stay up, no matter what!
You don’t need to trust us to feel safe!
If you want to have full control of your data you can always download your static generated site and host it somewhere else as your wishes. In this way you will use HardyPress only as a Static Site Generator plus the benefits that we will proxy your contact forms, and we'll make the search work!
I know that without it we wouldn't have amazing apps like https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adblock/id691121579 , but i'm really not sure if its worth that risk for a common user that apple mostly targets with iOS.
If that would be the case, maybe more sites would follow GitHub here.