@jamesqquick @Netlify The Netlify redirects API can help you there.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#rewrites-and-proxying
https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#rewrites-and-proxying
Wait.... "bad jokes"?
Who over at @smashingmag and @smashingconf am I going to need to talk to about this outrage? https://twitter.com/smashingconf/status/1105102717066702848
Who over at @smashingmag and @smashingconf am I going to need to talk to about this outrage? https://twitter.com/smashingconf/status/1105102717066702848
@muditameta @Netlify Yeah, I don't think that there is a UI to do what you are looking for directly (as far as I know), so you'll need some help from the support team.
@muditameta @Netlify I recommend asking the support team if they can help with that. If you contact them via https://netlify.com/support then they should be able to assist.
@saltnburnem @cweave_ Hard to say. I can take a quick look if you could share a link to your deploy logs / repo, @cweave_
@ethaneisenhard @Netlify We applaud your taste (& look forward to seeing the newly decked office!)
Apologies, we were a little overwhelmed by the wonderful response to this, so have a bit of a backlog. We've got a new supplier to help get all the stickers out, so hopefully we'll get them to you soon. ❤️
Apologies, we were a little overwhelmed by the wonderful response to this, so have a bit of a backlog. We've got a new supplier to help get all the stickers out, so hopefully we'll get them to you soon. ❤️
@Skeeec A/B tests are logic performed at ADN to chose which branch to send requests to. Branch builds are all served from the ADN too.
All traffic is served directly from the ADN (given some priming of the very first requests after a deploy) so you can consider everything to be as prod.
All traffic is served directly from the ADN (given some priming of the very first requests after a deploy) so you can consider everything to be as prod.
@kentcdodds @brunowinck @jlengstorf @Netlify @gatsbyjs Related and maybe of interest:
If your build is hefty due to doing lots of image transformations, having Netlify transform and cache these on-the-fly should really speed up your build times.
Good for responsive images:
https://example-nlm-picture.netlify.com/
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2019/02/26/manage-your-code-and-assets-together-with-netlify-large-media/
If your build is hefty due to doing lots of image transformations, having Netlify transform and cache these on-the-fly should really speed up your build times.
Good for responsive images:
https://example-nlm-picture.netlify.com/
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2019/02/26/manage-your-code-and-assets-together-with-netlify-large-media/
@Skeeec Sure.
If your site has an active split test, as a user hits our ADN, the ADN will set a cookie in the client called nf_ab which has a random number between 0 & 1. This cookie will tell our ADN how send traffic between the branches in the A/B test.
Also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5-QTaAOSrY&feature=youtu.be&t=180
If your site has an active split test, as a user hits our ADN, the ADN will set a cookie in the client called nf_ab which has a random number between 0 & 1. This cookie will tell our ADN how send traffic between the branches in the A/B test.
Also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5-QTaAOSrY&feature=youtu.be&t=180
@luke_bennett_ @Netlify Sorry for the delay, Luke. We’ve been delighted with, but swamped by the response, so our sticker dispatching has quite a backlog.
We’re setting up a new provider for our swag to make this all go much faster, so hopefully we’ll get you sorted soon.
Thanks so much for the help!
We’re setting up a new provider for our swag to make this all go much faster, so hopefully we’ll get you sorted soon.
Thanks so much for the help!