I guess if you have a case for running a html+php+nginx workload, you'd build your source code with one (or a list) of the buildpacks and create a docker image and just docker-run it.

Author of the article here. There's no intention here to encourage people to use this in code (in fact the opposite). This article is more of a "Did you know cool shit like this exist?".

I dug deeper and the problem was at my end. The computer I am using has a parental control software installed and configured to block certain websites including twitter which caused the author's site not to load all the needed assets and screwed up the page header. sorry for the inconvenience but I would have been able to figure it out quicker than this if people who down-voted my comment took the time to tell that the site is working fine for them!

I'll appreciate if you could provide a screenshot :)

(1)- Taken using chrome extension:http://imgur.com/a/PYMRD (2)- Print screen of chrome version 54.0.2840: http://imgur.com/a/dDwK9 (3)- Print screen of internet explorer version 11 :http://imgur.com/a/uxAv5

All running on 32bit windows 8.1

Author might have fixed it already, but it looks alright to me on Chrome 55.0.2883.95 / macOS 10.12.

http://imgur.com/a/fhDr1

It's aimed to a better and neater version. It aims to have separate pages for article in each language, which builds on each edit and thus maintains standalone fully compilable (or one that builds successfully) programs.