Feels as if there are multiple reasons for you to like this love-owly tweet, @simonw https://twitter.com/calavera/status/1103411926145486848
@davatron5000 If you like Jekyll, you'll love @eleven_ty. You can stick with Liquid (if you want) and go from zero to dev pipeline and site in remarkably few steps.
That @zachleat chap has done amazing work.
That @zachleat chap has done amazing work.
What’s that law about javascript libraries? Something, something, noun, something... it already exists?
https://thanosjs.org/ https://twitter.com/zachleat/status/1103094318745702400
https://thanosjs.org/ https://twitter.com/zachleat/status/1103094318745702400
So looking forward to this. https://twitter.com/LeedsIntFest/status/1102639617826803713
@HenrikJoreteg @Netlify Sadly, that’s not currently possible.
I’ve heard the request a few times lately though, and we are tracking it as a potential feature internally. I can’t promise if/when that might happen.
...but I agree that it would be handy at times.
I’ve heard the request a few times lately though, and we are tracking it as a potential feature internally. I can’t promise if/when that might happen.
...but I agree that it would be handy at times.
@rswebdesigner @sebdedeyne @Netlify Ha ha!
In fairness there's only one of them that does that... and that's me.
I need one of those signs that says " *16* days since our last typo incident"
In fairness there's only one of them that does that... and that's me.
I need one of those signs that says " *16* days since our last typo incident"
@the_mckern @Netlify It's not an unpopular opinion, @the_mckern. We hear you, and thanks for expressing this!
@littlekope0903 @jlengstorf @trevorbrindlejs @PichuPlayer @josiahrooney @Netlify @gatsbyjs Just tried building this locally and it fails to install the dependencies with npm install. So it looks like an issue with one of those dependencies. (I have npm v5.6.0 and node v8.11.4 on my local machine).
A clean install and build is ok locally for you?
A clean install and build is ok locally for you?
@littlekope0903 @jlengstorf @trevorbrindlejs @PichuPlayer @josiahrooney @Netlify @gatsbyjs Peeking at the recent deploys... it doesn't looks like there has recently been a build without using the cache. When your package.json changes, that will clear the Netlify build cache and re-install dependencies, or you can force it by triggering a build manually, as shown here:
@chrka709 @Netlify That certainly sounds like something is wrong. I'm not aware of any system-wide issues at present. I'd suggest contacting the support team via https://netlify.com/support so that they can help to troubleshoot.
@joshbuchea @zeithq @shuding_ @evilrabbit_ @MaxRovensky @arunoda @amiocn @SarupBanskota @Netlify @codesandbox I quite agree. Thanks @joshbuchea!
@remotesynth @Netlify Ha ha! I most certainly do!
I'm just tinkering at the moment and happened to spot this on twitter.
I'm just tinkering at the moment and happened to spot this on twitter.
@remotesynth @Netlify If something like that doesn’t appear to be possible via the UI, I’d suggest a message to the lovely support team via https://netlify.com/support
@joshbuchea @zeithq @shuding_ @evilrabbit_ @MaxRovensky @arunoda @amiocn @SarupBanskota @Netlify Take a look at https://templates.netlify.com