People traditionally use DropBox to store documents and files of different nature. Yet, there are also people who use it to host their sites. I know that such a thing sounds bizarre, but it is true. And if not that many do it, then that is because such a thing requires a certain technical understanding.
Well, letting people who lack that certain technical understanding be able to host their sites on DropBox is what this new service is here for. DropPages will let anybody have his site hosted on the popular file sharing service simply by getting a theme and unzipping it to his current DropBox account. This will let him begin managing all his content on the spot, straight from his computer.
And DropPages also has the distinct advantage of letting people collaborate among themselves by simply sharing the folders that files are hosted on. In that sense, DropPages is a truly realized platform – it takes the concept at the heart of DropBox and applies it somewhere else with a lot of accuracy.
DropPages.com In Their Own Words
I launched DropPages in March 2011 as a side project. I wanted an easy way to create and manage websites quickly and effortlessly. I designed DropPages so that content and presentation are loosly coupled, pages render fast, and templates are easy to manage.
Why DropPages.com It Might Be A Killer
It is a wholly different way to have a site hosted and managed.
Some Questions About DropPages.com
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