@chriswithers13 @thomasphorton @kvlly Hard same. A hot and messy hot mess of a mistake.
I’ve done it once.
Ok, twice.
I’ve done it once.
Ok, twice.
@feather Frustrating.
Time to break out some wget action! https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1214942635300982785
Time to break out some wget action! https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1214942635300982785
@FredKSchott @blue2blond @slightlylate @eleven_ty As long as it sounds delicious, I’m in!
(And you don’t need to use each of J, A, and M for something to be Jamstack. It’s mostly about the pre-rendering.)
But I’m swayed by “ham”.
(And you don’t need to use each of J, A, and M for something to be Jamstack. It’s mostly about the pre-rendering.)
But I’m swayed by “ham”.
@blue2blond @FredKSchott @slightlylate @eleven_ty Ha ha! Luckily there is no need. Progressive Enhancement is already a thing. We just need people to stop thinking it is no longer cool.
@FredKSchott @slightlylate @eleven_ty "HTML-as-a-foundation just seems to rewards better perf decisions" seems spot on to me.
And I still makes me a little sad how this is so often a controversial opinion these days.
And I still makes me a little sad how this is so often a controversial opinion these days.
@DavidDarnes @blucube @Hicksdesign Yeah... the API changed beneath my feet, so this needs a bit of an update to be working smoothly again
@sonniesedge Really fucking inspired both by the truths you tell, and the incredible style with which you tell them.
You wonderful, sweary legend.
You wonderful, sweary legend.
RT @Netlify: 🎙 Our own @biilmann had some great insights on JAMstack Radio this past week!
https://twitter.com/heavybit/status/1331291615357493249?s=20
https://twitter.com/heavybit/status/1331291615357493249?s=20
@piccalilli_ @dogwonder I'm busily working on my framework to automate this. Hoping to have it ready to release and monetize by mid-december with a special 50% off offer on NYE.
It will weigh in at a slender 6MB of JS to drop in to any site. And as a Java Applet for enterprise.
It will weigh in at a slender 6MB of JS to drop in to any site. And as a Java Applet for enterprise.