@LucasTizma @daveaglick @TannerLD @Netlify This thread fills me up with a warm fuzzy feeling. Especially the timings.
Hoping that you find you can do all you need. Welcome!
@bitandbang @TheAndrewWyatt @auchenberg @TheLarkInn Agreed. Making the most of APIs, optimised & provided by specialists is a huge enabler - either client-side or server-side at build time, APIs can add functionality & enliven content.
Automated builds and rapid deploys triggered by events can now make static sites feel dymanic.
Automated builds and rapid deploys triggered by events can now make static sites feel dymanic.
@TheAndrewWyatt @auchenberg @TheLarkInn @bitandbang One of this big things for me is just shifting attitudes. We often turn to Node, PHP, Python be default whenever we build something. Even if it is not best served by moving parts on infrastructure you have to secure, scale and maintain forever.
Does a blog really need a DB?
Does a blog really need a DB?
@TheAndrewWyatt @auchenberg @TheLarkInn @bitandbang It's a new label for mostly old technology. But the tooling and the mindset is different. With automation and careful thought "static" can do so much that we currently over engineer fragile, complex things to do.
+ Security, scale & perf are by default not hard fought to get
+ Security, scale & perf are by default not hard fought to get
@DasSurma @notwaldorf @jaffathecake Let's be honest. It's a miracle that he doesn't just rub his body with mud and stick moss and ferns over his rude bits.
@skippednote @SaraSoueidan @Netlify BOOM!
The ability to do devops from a bus seat is rather gratifying!
The ability to do devops from a bus seat is rather gratifying!
@SaraSoueidan @Netlify There is no built-in form validation, but you can add your own client-side validations and submit via javascript if you like. You can also make use of an automated honeypot to cut down on spammers.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/form-handling/#spam-filtering
https://www.netlify.com/docs/form-handling/#spam-filtering
@sallylait @SaraSoueidan @Netlify It's simple yet surprisingly powerful. (I suppose that's what happens when you also add API access to features)
Happy to answer any questions if you run into limitations for your use case. but I suspect you'll be off and running in no time. It's alarmingly quick to set up!
Happy to answer any questions if you run into limitations for your use case. but I suspect you'll be off and running in no time. It's alarmingly quick to set up!
@Paul_Kinlan @grigs @owencm @slightlylate For reasons other than those you hoped, this is my favourite tweet of all time.
@SaraSoueidan @Wufoo @Netlify Yep. You can set the submission notification to be an email, so you'll get an email summary of each one.
@Scott_Helme @AppSecCali @estark37 @manicode @HttpSecHeaders @JillianTessa @bcrypt @frgx @owaspgbg @TeliaSverige @BizzGrid @IrisClasson @nomxprotocol @BBCClick @ProfWoodward @PwnieAwards @dannsimmons @UKFast @gcluley @LloydsBankBiz @Secarma @ivanristic @thorsheim @feistyduck @spenley @EuropeanCentral @Infosecurity @drjessicabarker @TheKenMunroShow @BSidesLondon @info_dox @J4vv4D @Phantasialand @typo3 @owasp @troyhunt @fuzzerman @NDC_Conferences @dylanbeattie @PubConf @toddhgardner @KylieMHunt @SURFnet @joostd @elsje73 @BSidesLV @jessysaurusrex @Snubs @hak5darren @smashingconf *beaming* with pride at that photo.
Bristling at your judicious use of the word "and".
Bristling at your judicious use of the word "and".
@SaraSoueidan @Wufoo To can get @Netlify to provide a back end for all of your forms. All posts to the forms can trigger notifications, are accessible via an API and can also trigger builds etc.
Shout if you need any help but the docs are pretty good.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/form-handling/
Shout if you need any help but the docs are pretty good.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/form-handling/