@LucP Thanks! And agreed, still relevant. But also, look how the CMS industry has evolved since then. In particular the growth in decoupled/headless products. This direction gives me some hope.
@atelierschork * looks around office for hidden camera *
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Walking around with my chest puffed out and a spring in my step after getting a complement about a talk I gave 7 years ago. (The fact that it is remembered at all, let alone some of its messages, makes me rather happy) https://twitter.com/asinnema/status/1097593641416212482
@elliotjaystocks @kaibrach @Netlify Well, @Netlify does not operate its own data centres. It is built to be agnostic to the underlying cloud provider for reasons of resiliency, redundancy and performance. It spans 7 difference cloud providers each of whom will have their own policies on this.
@peduarte @ohadpr @Netlify I did indeed. You can also use @zapier which has an official @Netlify integration.
https://zapier.com/apps/netlify/integrations
https://zapier.com/apps/netlify/integrations
@asinnema Wow, 2012!
Interesting to see how little my slide design has changed in that time!
(I’ve found my font and I’m sticking to it!)
Interesting to see how little my slide design has changed in that time!
(I’ve found my font and I’m sticking to it!)
@SlvrEagle23 @Netlify Curious to learn what regular site collaboration tasks you are struggling to satisfy. I'd hate for a FOSS project to be stifled by our free tier if there are existing usage patterns which might satisfy your needs.
@SlvrEagle23 @Netlify I'm a bit surprised by this. Most can manage collaboration in the git repo for a site rather than in the Netlify admin. You can have projects with hundreds of collaborators discussing, managing and deploying to a site via github. Many large projects do so with us for free.
@overflowhidden @Netlify Aha!
@overflowhidden @Netlify I don't quite follow how this is related to NPM, but if you want run some tasks after a deploy has completed, you could use a serverless function.
Netlify Functions can be triggered by events. Like a successful (or failed) deploy.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/functions/#event-triggered-functions
Netlify Functions can be triggered by events. Like a successful (or failed) deploy.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/functions/#event-triggered-functions
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Delighted to be a part of this event!
It will be full of wonderful people. I can't wait! https://twitter.com/upfrontconf/status/1097437224826793986
It will be full of wonderful people. I can't wait! https://twitter.com/upfrontconf/status/1097437224826793986
@overflowhidden @Netlify How do you mean?
Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
I've always been proud of the @Netlify docs.
We'd love it if you'd help us to make them even better. And to keep them easy to use as our product continues to grow. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1097430776499658752
We'd love it if you'd help us to make them even better. And to keep them easy to use as our product continues to grow. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1097430776499658752
@JJTheNYJetPlane How odd. Nothing reported here. Glad you are up and running now.
@owenconti @Netlify You bet. Good luck!
@owenconti @Netlify You could remove the hook from your repo. And yes, you can add as many build hooks as you like. Or you could call put directly to the API.
https://www.netlify.com/docs/api/#deploying-to-netlify
https://www.netlify.com/docs/api/#deploying-to-netlify
@JJTheNYJetPlane If issues continue, I'd recommend contacting support@netlify.com.
@owenconti @Netlify You can turn auto publishing off from your deploys page.
@therealdanvega @gamesover @Netlify With @Netlify you could use the Redirects API to return any http code you like for any urls or patterns.
Perhaps http 410 is what you need.
/this-path-is-gone/* /gone.html 410
https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#http-status-codes
Perhaps http 410 is what you need.
/this-path-is-gone/* /gone.html 410
https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#http-status-codes
@mikesherov @zachleat Eagerly awaiting that.
@borisrorsvort @Netlify Thanks for advocating for this!
I agree. A valuable resource for education.
I'm sure we can help. Can you please contact our support team so that they can help figure this out?
👉 support@netlify.com
I agree. A valuable resource for education.
I'm sure we can help. Can you please contact our support team so that they can help figure this out?
👉 support@netlify.com