@swyx @Netlify @sarah_edo @Tzmanics @shortdiv You are already a beautiful work of art, @swyx. But if you do decide to start wearing a fake moustache to team meetings, you'll get nothing but my unwavering support.
@ChrisFerdinandi @sarah_edo @erquhart @Netlify We run a number of opens source projects, but I believe this role will be mostly focussed on developing @NetlifyCMS and extensions to it.
And you'd be right to be anxious about working as a colleague of mine. I have outrageous daily tea and biscuit demands.
And you'd be right to be anxious about working as a colleague of mine. I have outrageous daily tea and biscuit demands.
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
🤩 Not hating this team meeting.
The @Netlify Developer Experience team is now 5 strong, (but it feels like a lot more when I look around at this amazing team and the work they do).
The @Netlify Developer Experience team is now 5 strong, (but it feels like a lot more when I look around at this amazing team and the work they do).
@JoelGMcKinnon @stephenfry That's on the todo list.
@scottmallinson That's most kind of you!
And agreed. This is far more convenient.
And agreed. This is far more convenient.
@JoelGMcKinnon Ha ha ha. We've currently got @stephenfry ploughing his way through recording this for us.
Such a text really does demand the authoritative, yet silky timbre, of Mr Fry's golden throat.
Such a text really does demand the authoritative, yet silky timbre, of Mr Fry's golden throat.
@scottmallinson I don't think we'll be automatically resending further emails. You're quite safe to go back and use your email again here:
https://www.netlify.com/oreilly-jamstack/
Thanks Scott!
https://www.netlify.com/oreilly-jamstack/
Thanks Scott!
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
"Modern Web Development on the JAMstack" is now available to download (for free) in more formats:
📱 mobi
📖 epub
📗 pdf
https://www.netlify.com/oreilly-jamstack/ https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1156659619617562624
📱 mobi
📖 epub
https://www.netlify.com/oreilly-jamstack/ https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1156659619617562624
@brucel @eleven_ty Thanks Brucey!
Since you don't want to rebuild/deploy on every keypress, but more likely at a chosen moment when the editor say "publish please", I like add a button to the sheet which POSTS to an HTTP build trigger. On @Netlify you create and name them, like these on my site:
Since you don't want to rebuild/deploy on every keypress, but more likely at a chosen moment when the editor say "publish please", I like add a button to the sheet which POSTS to an HTTP build trigger. On @Netlify you create and name them, like these on my site:
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
I got a good question about sourcing data from Google Sheets into a #JAMstack site with @eleven_ty.
So I put a quick demo together:
https://read-from-google-sheets.netlify.com/
- Take a look.
- Poke around in the code.
- Deploy your own with 1 click.
Other questions? AMA!
https://www.hawksworx.com/ask-me
So I put a quick demo together:
https://read-from-google-sheets.netlify.com/
- Take a look.
- Poke around in the code.
- Deploy your own with 1 click.
Other questions? AMA!
https://www.hawksworx.com/ask-me
@Tzmanics @coffeecraftcode @angular @Netlify @shortdiv @sarah_edo @swyx Yes. Welcome to the cool kid's table.
We are cool here.
Play it cool.
We are cool here.
Play it cool.
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
This talk by @CodeFoodPixels was so great. I can't wait to watch it all over again when the video comes out. https://twitter.com/nejsconf/status/1161340848887476225
@bruised_blood @vic_bell Phew. Ok. Very good.
@bruised_blood @vic_bell The WHAT?!
@swyx I like lightning talks too. (That’s why we’ll have 8 over the 2 days!)
But for a conference where people pay for travel, hotel, tickets, I think it’s important to go a bit deeper than 10 mins allow. Our 30 min slots are way more concise than the 50 mins I was once used to.
But for a conference where people pay for travel, hotel, tickets, I think it’s important to go a bit deeper than 10 mins allow. Our 30 min slots are way more concise than the 50 mins I was once used to.