Finding lots of handy git alias nuggets in this talk by @kannonboy at last year's https://git-merge.com/ conference.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IIaOj1Lhb0
@MikeRiethmuller @GoHugoIO Yeah. I define where it splits by using a comment as per:
https://gohugo.io/content-management/summaries/#summary-splitting-options
I guess I could create a macro which derived .NotTheSummary by subtracting .Summary from .Content ... but that feels a bit heavy handed as it seems like a variable which might already exist.
https://gohugo.io/content-management/summaries/#summary-splitting-options
I guess I could create a macro which derived .NotTheSummary by subtracting .Summary from .Content ... but that feels a bit heavy handed as it seems like a variable which might already exist.
@AndiSmith @GoHugoIO I write a meta description in the front matter, but ideally I want the content all to be in the body of the source files. More flexibility.
As a stop gap, I do indeed style the first paragraph with css. But some summaries span more than one para or include an image.
As a stop gap, I do indeed style the first paragraph with css. But some summaries span more than one para or include an image.
SWOOONING at this hot doggle https://twitter.com/cobra_winfrey/status/951195152957235200
@HeyDesigner A good companion to https://www.staticgen.com/ which lists (oh so very many) static site generators. Glueing the two together with some good automation can really make #JAMstack sites fly!
@yoavrheims @Netlify A quick clarification about the 3 deploys per minute - it applies to API-requested deploys, and not anything triggered by webhooks or continuous deployment (where the majority of deploys get triggered). So it's unlikely to ever be a ceiling you'll bump into.
RT @coldfrontconf: Sharing some great memories from 2017 while wishing you a great 2018 with a new release of early birds tickets 🎉 Be read…
@yoavrheims @Netlify Hi Yoav. Looking forward to that post.
The free hosting has some soft limits: 100GB storage, 100GB per month network bandwidth. This goes up to 1TB for the paid accounts.
There is also a hard limit of 3 deploys per minute.
All of these should give everyone plenty of headroom.
The free hosting has some soft limits: 100GB storage, 100GB per month network bandwidth. This goes up to 1TB for the paid accounts.
There is also a hard limit of 3 deploys per minute.
All of these should give everyone plenty of headroom.
"If we want him to stop debasing the presidency on Twitter, we need to remove him from the presidency, not remove him from Twitter."
Good stuff from @tomcoates https://twitter.com/tomcoates/status/951184829382508544
Good stuff from @tomcoates https://twitter.com/tomcoates/status/951184829382508544
Just shouting this out in case any of my freelance web developer friends are listening. Building things on the #JAMstack and @netlify? Could be fun. https://twitter.com/DinisCruz/status/951119349594705920
Well now, one or two of my friends seem to have found https://www.hawksworx.com/ask-me
Ha.
You know who you are.
Ha.
You know who you are.
@DinisCruz @Netlify I'm afraid not. But that said, any developer who is comfortable working with common web technologies and processes is likely to do well. Git, APIs, F/E mainstays and tools like Gulp or Webpack.
One of Netlify's strength, I think, is that it is not exotic.
Git and #JAMstack FTW!
One of Netlify's strength, I think, is that it is not exotic.
Git and #JAMstack FTW!
@DinisCruz @Netlify If http://app.netlify.com doesn't have quite the dashboard view you want for this kind of monitoring, I'll bet some some good stuff could be pulled together via calls to endpoints described here:
List sites:
https://open-api.netlify.com/#!/default/listSites
Det site details:
https://open-api.netlify.com/#!/default/getSite
List sites:
https://open-api.netlify.com/#!/default/listSites
Det site details:
https://open-api.netlify.com/#!/default/getSite
@DinisCruz @Netlify Not certain which status you mean? Build success/failures? Latest build? Latest deployment? Something else?
I don't think there is one page to show all of that across all sites, but the API may well provide it.
I recommend chatting via Support. Easier when we have more chars :)
I don't think there is one page to show all of that across all sites, but the API may well provide it.
I recommend chatting via Support. Easier when we have more chars :)