GitHub Pages vs SpreadSimple

Overview

GitHub Pages

Stacks17.7K

Followers13.0K

Votes1.1K

SpreadSimple

Stacks3

Followers11

Votes0

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GitHub Pages	SpreadSimple
Public webpages hosted directly from your GitHub repository. Just edit, push, and your changes are live.	It uses the data in your Google spreadsheet to create styled websites with a variety of features like filtering, search, sorting, cart, orders collection via forms, and much more. Update the sheet to instantly reflect the changes on the website.
Blogging with Jekyll; Custom URLs; Automatic Page Generator	Always up-to-date & Easy to manage data; Order form; Different themes; Flexible content representation; Content blocks; Sorting, Search, Pagination; Filters and categories; Dedicated subdomain; Embed as widget to external website; Google Analytics; Custom scripts (chats, lead collection etc.); HTTPS/SSL support; Mobile friendly; Your own domain
Statistics
Stacks 17.7K	Stacks 3
Followers 13.0K	Followers 11
Votes 1.1K	Votes 0
Pros & Cons
Pros 290 Free 217 Right out of github 185 Quick to set up 108 Instant 107 Easy to learn Cons 4 Not possible to perform HTTP redirects 3 Supports only Jekyll 3 Limited Jekyll plugins 1 Jekyll is bloated	No community feedback yet
Integrations
GitHub	No integrations available

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