At @dotCSS, @frontstuff_io mentions the intellisence support for @tailwindcss. For me this was a game-changer. The VScode extension made all the utilities easily discoverable. Plus, the more projects I use this on, the more familiar & faster I get. Conventions transcend projects.
Instantly loving @dotCSS!
@frontstuff_io is kicking us off with an excellent talk on utility-first css (a topic I’m really enjoying exploring at the moment).
And in the first 30 seconds, @una’s MC-ing creates a warm and welcoming tone for the conference. So great.
@frontstuff_io is kicking us off with an excellent talk on utility-first css (a topic I’m really enjoying exploring at the moment).
And in the first 30 seconds, @una’s MC-ing creates a warm and welcoming tone for the conference. So great.
Today I celebrate 2 years of working at @Netlify 🥳
I've been lucky throughout my career, but these have been my most fulfilling & exciting times yet.
Thanks to @biilmann, @Chr_Bach & the entire team for an amazing ride so far.
Expectations exceeded.
(https://www.hawksworx.com/blog/joining-netlify/)
I've been lucky throughout my career, but these have been my most fulfilling & exciting times yet.
Thanks to @biilmann, @Chr_Bach & the entire team for an amazing ride so far.
Expectations exceeded.
(https://www.hawksworx.com/blog/joining-netlify/)
Wow. This article about Variable Fonts by @jpamental is so detailed and brilliant. Hooray that ‘tis the season for more @24ways goodies.
https://24ways.org/2019/an-introduction-to-variable-fonts/
https://24ways.org/2019/an-introduction-to-variable-fonts/
@eleven_ty @jameswillweb What?! Oh no! A wonderful voice whom I only knew from his wise but often playful words online. This is terribly sad news.
@rdsaunders @gohuguo @regisphilibert Out of curiosity, what version of Jekyll are you on? I believe @raymondcamden saw some big speed bumps when he updated to v4. But both @GoHugoIO and @eleven_ty will be faster than Jekyll.
@eatlunchUK @ItsHumdingers @AbbeyTheatreStA Nodding with approval at the appropriate use of inverted commas.
....something, something, you've got to be in it to win it.
....something, something, you've got to be in it to win it.
If you are generating sites with many thousands of pages, you may already know that @goHuguo has incredibly fast pre-rendering speeds.
Here, @regisphilibert describes some crafty additional optimisations to speed things up even more by caching partials.
https://regisphilibert.com/blog/2019/12/hugo-partial-series-part-1-caching-with-partialcached/
Here, @regisphilibert describes some crafty additional optimisations to speed things up even more by caching partials.
https://regisphilibert.com/blog/2019/12/hugo-partial-series-part-1-caching-with-partialcached/
@joseeight Sounds to me like you should be telling the world that you invented it.
Thanks for the JAMstack, José! 🥳
Thanks for the JAMstack, José! 🥳
@KimMaida Sites which are pre-generated, so you get:
- Ability to serve entirely from a CDN
- Simplified DX/deployment/hosting
- Better security since no servers to attack
- An ecosystem of specialist tools/services to use at build/run time via JS & APIs
- Reduced time to market & costs
- Ability to serve entirely from a CDN
- Simplified DX/deployment/hosting
- Better security since no servers to attack
- An ecosystem of specialist tools/services to use at build/run time via JS & APIs
- Reduced time to market & costs
It takes us longer to recycle our cardboard boxes than we’d like. Hard to say why. https://ift.tt/2LhGmxY
@samnewman @Netlify If you’ve gone to the lengths of rolling your own site with an SSG, you might be willing to also assemble a comments system with the building blocks @Netlify gives you. I made a demo which might be of interest.
https://jamstack-comments.netlify.com/
And a write up:
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
https://jamstack-comments.netlify.com/
And a write up:
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
@kitos_kirsanov @Netlify @bitwre Yep. The redirect rules a deployed per branch. So they'll work as part of a split test too.
@ChrisFerdinandi @fishandscripts @Jack_Franklin That would be great. We've not had guests yet... but I think we might be doing that before too long. And I'm always keen to wibble with you, Chris!
I got a little bit ranty in this episode of @fishandscripts. But @Jack_Franklin is the calming voice of reason. So it’s not all bad.
Episode 7 - now ready for your ear holes. https://twitter.com/fishandscripts/status/1201493518566526977
Episode 7 - now ready for your ear holes. https://twitter.com/fishandscripts/status/1201493518566526977