"With about 1200 deploys an hour, you can worry about the source code, we take care of getting it on the internet." — @ry_boflavin, Head of Infrastructure at @Netlify
#VelocityConf
#VelocityConf
"When we try to design a product capable of doing everything for everyone, we often find ourselves with a product so complex, that nobody can use it for anything."
And other mutterings about the relief I feel in the emergence of the #headless CMS model.
https://medium.com/netlify/off-with-their-heads-the-rise-of-the-modern-cms-e0089538aed6
And other mutterings about the relief I feel in the emergence of the #headless CMS model.
https://medium.com/netlify/off-with-their-heads-the-rise-of-the-modern-cms-e0089538aed6
The aim for @NetlifyCMS was always to be as agnostic as possible, and so support for different git back-ends has been in development for a while, but still, this seems timely. Congrats to the community for shipping this! 🛳️🛳️🛳️ https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1006928958229643264
@coryetzkorn @DanielFreeman @Netlify @SlackHQ These don't use the comments example I shared (I only recently conjured that one up), but each of those sites is hosted on Netlify and uses a variety of the free and open source libraries created to help with some features.
https://www.netlify.com/open-source/
https://www.netlify.com/open-source/
I thoroughly enjoyed chatting to everyone after @webconf_asia in Hong Kong.
A wonderful event and a smart, curious, engaged, and growing community.
https://noti.st/events/VibH0k/webconf-asia
A wonderful event and a smart, curious, engaged, and growing community.
https://noti.st/events/VibH0k/webconf-asia
@jaffathecake @webconf_asia I couldn't agree more!
Witness just a few of the smiling faces after the event.
Witness just a few of the smiling faces after the event.
@coryetzkorn @Netlify @SlackHQ Great!
I also wrote this up in a bit more detail on @Real_CSS_Tricks
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
I also wrote this up in a bit more detail on @Real_CSS_Tricks
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
@coryetzkorn @Netlify Not currently. There are third party integrations for adding a comments system to a static site, or you can use a few of the building blocks available in @Netlify already to build your own. I did that including a moderation system in @SlackHQ.
Example: https://jamstack-comments.netlify.com/
Example: https://jamstack-comments.netlify.com/
@liamdaws @toddmorey @k2heikkila @bphogan @NetlifyCMS @Netlify @NetlifyCMS is free and open source and does not depend on @Netlify. It needs a git API like that offered by GitHub, but you can deploy the output to anything you like.
@richhiggins @JamesMcCormack @Netlify Thanks Rich!
There certainly is a lot of choice. That's one of the reasons I favor #JAMstack sites. You have a lot of portability and can avoid lock-in. Always nice to use a service because it is then best for you rather than because it is hard to leave!
There certainly is a lot of choice. That's one of the reasons I favor #JAMstack sites. You have a lot of portability and can avoid lock-in. Always nice to use a service because it is then best for you rather than because it is hard to leave!
@k2heikkila @bphogan @NetlifyCMS @Netlify Yeah this is exactly what @NetlifyCMS was intended to enable.
- Use any static site generator
- Author in markdown if you like
- Give a nice authoring experience, invisibly using git behind the scenes
- Developers work how they want. Authors work how they want.
- CI/CD
- Use any static site generator
- Author in markdown if you like
- Give a nice authoring experience, invisibly using git behind the scenes
- Developers work how they want. Authors work how they want.
- CI/CD
@jaffathecake @rmurphey But, perhaps watching this at airports and on planes could work out ok. I like different things when a boarding pass is involved.
@jaffathecake @rmurphey I lasted until half way through episode two.
Keifer's husky/short-breath/panting acting technique got to me a bit.
Keifer's husky/short-breath/panting acting technique got to me a bit.