"At once [Mullenweg is] acknowledging the undeniable presence of the new architectural approach moving us away from monolithic web applications, while denying that any major shift in the architecture of the web is really coming" — @biilmann
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https://www.netlify.com/blog/2020/09/15/on-mullenweg-and-the-jamstack-regression-or-future/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=matt-on-mullenweg-pnh&utm_campaign=devex
@_phzn Nice!
I also evolved my own url shortener to be more efficient to update and use an elegant technique from @kentcdodds. (although your analytics observation still applies)
Blogged it here http://findthat.at/
I also evolved my own url shortener to be more efficient to update and use an elegant technique from @kentcdodds. (although your analytics observation still applies)
Blogged it here http://findthat.at/
@mikebrondbjerg @ebrunborg @Netlify I think @stephenhay had some good talks about this. And compared how we feel different levels of intimidation between a blinking prompt and, say, the default UI of photoshop (which I personally find far more intimidating — what are all these things?! 🤪)
@mikebrondbjerg @ebrunborg @Netlify I can relate to that too.
I use the command line a lot, but mostly do my admin activities in the @Netlify admin UI. I'd kind of overlooked how the CLI had evolved as a result.
Nice for those that prefer/require the CLI
I use the command line a lot, but mostly do my admin activities in the @Netlify admin UI. I'd kind of overlooked how the CLI had evolved as a result.
Nice for those that prefer/require the CLI
@kendalmintcode @Netlify It's pretty handy!
All the usual things you might expect, but also lets you do things like run the @Netlify build environment, test plugins, serverless functions, and CDN redirect rules, all locally.
All the usual things you might expect, but also lets you do things like run the @Netlify build environment, test plugins, serverless functions, and CDN redirect rules, all locally.
With the admin UI being so snazzy, I often forget how great the @Netlify CLI is. And it's getting steadily better.
I like being able to create and deploy a new site and then manage its env vars without leaving my terminal. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1305554493719875586
I like being able to create and deploy a new site and then manage its env vars without leaving my terminal. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1305554493719875586
@rafahari @SuperlistHQ ⚡️EPIC HIRE ALERT⚡️
Congratulations @rafahari and @SuperlistHQ!
Excited to see what the future holds.
Congratulations @rafahari and @SuperlistHQ!
Excited to see what the future holds.
@hackSultan @Netlify Curious to know of the video still appears very compressed for you. I've noticed that Twitter usually shows a heavily compressed video for a few minutes before a better version is propagated. Still as bad at the moment?
@brianleroux With so many things nowadays, popularity and profile tend become exponentially self-fulfilling. Not making them bad or undeserved, but they can become an unwitting thumb on the scales.
@raymondcamden @auchenberg @Netlify @rem Fair point. I'll enquire.
At this time I don't know of any plans to release an official public API for all analytics features.
At this time I don't know of any plans to release an official public API for all analytics features.
@raymondcamden @auchenberg @Netlify @rem Officially documenting means making it officially productized as a formal public-facing API, supporting it and so on. It's rather more than writing the docs.
It's not official. But it's not hidden.
It's not official. But it's not hidden.
@auchenberg @Netlify There isn’t official, documented API access to analytics data at present. However it is possible, and a number of people including @rem and @raymondcamden have snooped around and built things with the underlying API.
Like this:
https://www.raymondcamden.com/2019/10/05/building-a-netlify-stats-viewer-in-vuejs
Like this:
https://www.raymondcamden.com/2019/10/05/building-a-netlify-stats-viewer-in-vuejs
@toddmorey @iChris @Netlify We set the topic after I’ve finished saying words. It’s the only way to achieve that.
@cassidoo @jlengstorf @HenriHelvetica @TaylorKrusen @tdesseyn @CodePaLOUsa @smashingmag @Tzmanics Same. I really like Hopin for a virtual conference, but prefer Zoom for the interactions you need for a virtual workshop.
@charis @jvhellemond @jaffathecake Yep. Sounds like he’s moved on to his power-poses and affirmations in front of the mirror.
Cue the entrance music.
Cue the entrance music.