If you enter "foo" it will create foo.80cols.com for you and create a folder in your Dropbox called Apps/webcache/foo.80cols.com and host it.
If you enter "www.yourdomain.com" it will work too, though you need to setup a DNS CNAME record and point it at 80cols.com.
Clicking sunlit links whatever domain you enter to a folder in your Dropbox account called Apps/webcache/www.yourdomain.com/
Then whatever you put in that folder will be automatically synced to webcache and hosted within a minute. As you update the folder it will sync within a minute. Unfortunately Dropbox does not have a push API so I have to poll Dropbox to check if your files changed. Otherwise it would be faster. Dropbox has an rss even feed but it's not really designed for programmatic access and I would need to ask the user to provide it. Supposedly an events API is coming; that would be very cool.
If you enter "foo" it will create foo.80cols.com for you and create a folder in your Dropbox called Apps/webcache/foo.80cols.com and host it. If you enter "www.yourdomain.com" it will work too, though you need to setup a DNS CNAME record and point it at 80cols.com. Clicking sunlit links whatever domain you enter to a folder in your Dropbox account called Apps/webcache/www.yourdomain.com/ Then whatever you put in that folder will be automatically synced to webcache and hosted within a minute. As you update the folder it will sync within a minute. Unfortunately Dropbox does not have a push API so I have to poll Dropbox to check if your files changed. Otherwise it would be faster. Dropbox has an rss even feed but it's not really designed for programmatic access and I would need to ask the user to provide it. Supposedly an events API is coming; that would be very cool.