Looking forward to visiting lovely Bristol in June.
Bring your #JAMstack and @Netlify questions! https://twitter.com/oliverlindberg/status/1107955893172400128
Bring your #JAMstack and @Netlify questions! https://twitter.com/oliverlindberg/status/1107955893172400128
@chaseadamsio @GoHugoIO @Netlify @gatsbyjs Nice. You can also add a dimension to Google Analytics to let you distinguish between your branch deploys, and populate that with @Netlify snippet injection & env vars. This is useful if you want to track the results of different branches in split tests.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujqM2lMRDkg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujqM2lMRDkg
Smiling at this ipsum generator... um... generator from @PostlightStudio.
Feed it same URLs as the source for your own ipsum generator.
Made with some @Netlify Functions fu in the background. https://twitter.com/ginatrapani/status/1107702436905533442
Feed it same URLs as the source for your own ipsum generator.
Made with some @Netlify Functions fu in the background. https://twitter.com/ginatrapani/status/1107702436905533442
@TakeShapeCMS @healves82 @tudor_prodan @smakosh @gatsbyjs @GraphQL @HasuraHQ @Netlify *shakes fist at sky and shouts something aggressive but incomprehensible*
I really like this. I've been meaning to make my own dashboard showing the status any of my sites that I care about by just including a list of @Netlify deploy badges.
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2019/01/29/sharing-the-love-with-netlify-deployment-badges/
But @lekoarts_de beat me to it with this nice example. https://twitter.com/lekoarts_de/status/1107620649021960193
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2019/01/29/sharing-the-love-with-netlify-deployment-badges/
But @lekoarts_de beat me to it with this nice example. https://twitter.com/lekoarts_de/status/1107620649021960193
@michelangelopm @lekoarts_de @gatsbyjs @Netlify @CircleCI @tailwindcss You won't even need to do that. Just visiting that pages will show the latest status of the builds on @Netlify. The badges get their status from the Netlify API
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2019/01/29/sharing-the-love-with-netlify-deployment-badges/
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2019/01/29/sharing-the-love-with-netlify-deployment-badges/
RT @jamstackconf: ⚡️ Announcing workshops at @JAMstack Conf, NYC ⚡️
Building a serverless application — with @DavidWells
Info and tickets…
Building a serverless application — with @DavidWells
Info and tickets…
@mbleigh @slightlylate @jensimmons But it's a fair comment. The term "static site generator" doesn't really describe all the things that these sometimes bundle in.
@mbleigh @slightlylate @jensimmons It's common now for SSGs to roll in a JS framework too. Which can be great, but can also mean you need to know what that does and how so you don't mishandle it and cause yourself problems.
@jensimmons - It allows a variety of templating tools
- It feels logical & organised
- It has a small technology footprint (so is easy to install)
- I can extend it with JS (which I understand)
And a biggie for me...
- It only outputs what you ask. No frameworks or unexpected JS magic.
- It feels logical & organised
- It has a small technology footprint (so is easy to install)
- I can extend it with JS (which I understand)
And a biggie for me...
- It only outputs what you ask. No frameworks or unexpected JS magic.
@ludobourgoin @Netlify Yep. You can make your own page for the thank you message. And tell @Netlify to send people to that by specifying it as the "action" property of your form html element.
@trysmudford @GoHugoIO Yeah! Not only does this bring an update to the Linux distro, but it also adds the ability to select the build image used by the build bots for each of your sites.
Making future distro rollouts far easier.
Double win!
Making future distro rollouts far easier.
Double win!