@Amys_Kapers @simonswiss @jamstackconf Please force our hands so that I can finally visit Australia!
@JAMstackTORONTO @jamstackconf No live feed I'm afraid, but the talks will be recorded and published as quickly as we can manage.
RT @oliverturner: @philhawksworth @jamstackconf Hey Siri, what is the most British hashtag known to science?
@jewwyq @sandervink @Netlify @FronteersConf @fronteers It's hard for me, because as you know, I'm usually such a slave to fashion.
@jewwyq @sandervink @Netlify @FronteersConf @fronteers The don't really. But when did that ever stop me?!
@simonswiss @jamstackconf Thanks a lot Simon!
We'll miss you.
Let the canvassing for JAMstack_conf AUS commence!
(because I really really really want to visit!)
We'll miss you.
Let the canvassing for JAMstack_conf AUS commence!
(because I really really really want to visit!)
Woah! Approaching full capacity for the first ever @jamstackconf in London. This is going to be so much fun. I can't wait to spend time with all the enthusiastic folks in town for the conference next week.
#ThereWillBeBunting
#ThereWillBeBunting
Editing code samples in @NetlifyCMS is set to become much nice thanks to @codemirror. Looking forward to this! https://twitter.com/NetlifyCMS/status/1146537769730285575
@rem @petervangrieken @FronteersConf If an event doesn’t want me to MC, they had better send me a notarised instruction from a judge to stay away.
Otherwise I just turn up with a microphone and a running order.
Otherwise I just turn up with a microphone and a running order.
@leemartin @Netlify Exactly.
Each function folder can have its own package.json which is nice.
While I gitignore the node_modules of my site build (depending on your build, of course), I include the node_modules of the functions after installing them as you describe. The deploy runs smoothly then.
Each function folder can have its own package.json which is nice.
While I gitignore the node_modules of my site build (depending on your build, of course), I include the node_modules of the functions after installing them as you describe. The deploy runs smoothly then.
@leemartin @Netlify You bet! Another benefit of netlify dev is that it supports the redirects api. So for convenience, I often make a nicer URL scheme for my functions by adding something like this to my netlify.toml:
[[redirects]]
from = "/api/*"
to = "/.netlify/functions/:splat
status = 200
[[redirects]]
from = "/api/*"
to = "/.netlify/functions/:splat
status = 200
@leemartin @Netlify Running netlify dev will start a local server for your site and handle requests to those functions too. They should surface on URLs like:
localhost:8888/.netlify/functions/YOUR-FUNCTION-FILENAME-MINUS-EXTENSION
(Your port number may vary)
localhost:8888/.netlify/functions/YOUR-FUNCTION-FILENAME-MINUS-EXTENSION
(Your port number may vary)