@danhannigan Welcome home!
@peduarte @raycastapp Niiiice!
A bit like the “Deploy to Netlify” buttons we have that can bootstrap a new project on Netlify.
I’d love to happily graze that extensions repo and install things quickly via that.
A bit like the “Deploy to Netlify” buttons we have that can bootstrap a new project on Netlify.
I’d love to happily graze that extensions repo and install things quickly via that.
@peduarte And you may already have something like this… but it would be great to have a button/link you could add to the readme of an extension repo which would initiate an install.
Or perhaps the ability to install an extension by pasting it’s GitHub url into a @raycastapp command
Or perhaps the ability to install an extension by pasting it’s GitHub url into a @raycastapp command
@ryanguill Oh interesting.
I'm being very lazy in this demo and not providing a default or a fallback. I guess I should add that.
I'm being very lazy in this demo and not providing a default or a fallback. I guess I should add that.
@drzax @gregmore @Netlify If the original thing was Gatsby, my guess would be that it had a service worker which is aggressively caching something in your browser.
Are other people / browsers seeing the same stale thing?
Perhaps try deleting the service workers in your stale site view via web inspector
Are other people / browsers seeing the same stale thing?
Perhaps try deleting the service workers in your stale site view via web inspector
My silly old demo of how easily and readily a site could be deployed has morphed into a demo of how fiddly timezone data can now be provided for every user request with #Netlify Edge Functions
https://setyourwatchby.netlify.app/
https://setyourwatchby.netlify.app/
My silly old demo of how easily and readily a site could be deployed has morphed into a demo of how fiddly timezone data can now be provided for every user request with #Netlify Edge Functions
@cassiecodes Was this tweet written by some AI which was trying to create the most British thing ever?
This is a great summary of some of the themes at this year's #JamstackConf by 🐘redmonk@indieweb.social.
Including:
"We’re all ready for the next thing … anything that helps to move the web forward, and whatever framework that might be." —… https://indieweb.social/@philhawksworth/109358351253840616
Including:
"We’re all ready for the next thing … anything that helps to move the web forward, and whatever framework that might be." —… https://indieweb.social/@philhawksworth/109358351253840616
This is a great summary of some of the themes at this year's #JamstackConf by @redmonk.
Including:
"We’re all ready for the next thing … anything that helps to move the web forward, and whatever framework that might be." — @zachleat
https://redmonk.com/kholterhoff/2022/11/16/jamstack-conf-2022-armistice-day-for-the-framework-wars/
@DavidDarnes @hankchizljaw @beep NICE. I confess I’d been noodling on similar ideas, but wanted to lazily just get my own house in order first.
I’d love to see this!
Hello hello! 👋
Hoping it's not too much of a jolt for you having drawn the curtain on your twitter account.
I'm assessing this move myself, and enjoying this fresh space while spending less and less time over there.
It's really rather refreshing so far!