If you need me, I'll be reviewing this twitter thread over and over again to enjoy seeing "a conversation on the internet" in all its glory.
https://twitter.com/sil/status/1093236639835582464
@tkadlec @brucel @anna_debenham @triblondon (The typos in my tweet were just a sign of my enthusiasm for trotting this quote out on a regular basis)
@tkadlec @anna_debenham @brucel @triblondon Fair warning:
Every talk at do in 2019 will now include this slide.
Whatever it takes.
Every talk at do in 2019 will now include this slide.
Whatever it takes.
@jaffathecake @peduarte @DasSurma The message behind this was not about scale, BTW, (although yes indeed) but more about the power in having low friction in depolyments.
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2018/08/02/exploring-the-potential-of-friction-free-deployments/
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2018/08/02/exploring-the-potential-of-friction-free-deployments/
@jaffathecake @peduarte I was just crest-fallen because you poo-pooed my 100% sensible and totally new best-practice approach to making clocks on the web. (Which deploys every minute, not every second, @dasSurma - who on earth would need a clock accurate to a second?!)
https://setyourwatchby.netlify.com
https://setyourwatchby.netlify.com
@coderGirlnl @Netlify @jekyllrb @eleven_ty @GoHugoIO @ReactStaticJS @gatsbyjs @nuxt_js I like @nuxt_js a lot. But also like a demo about @Netlify to focus on Netlify and not need lots of explanation of the SSG. For that reason choosing one that the audience is familiar with, or requires little or no explanation. It helps focus the content. .
@coderGirlnl @Netlify @jekyllrb @eleven_ty @GoHugoIO @ReactStaticJS @gatsbyjs @nuxt_js Showing rollbacks is really easy to do and can be a powerful demo. Especially if it spans a good chunk of time or a dramatic change. I often roll back http://hawksworx.com 2 or 3 years demos. (and then revert back to latest!). Confidence in this ability is big.
@nuxt_js @coderGirlnl @Netlify @jekyllrb @eleven_ty @GoHugoIO @ReactStaticJS @gatsbyjs Dear @nuxt_js
We sometimes explore other SSGs, but that doesn't mean we love you any less. Our love an enduring love that can weather all storms. Our love can cross all borders. Our love is pure. Our love will sustain.
(oooh, but I'm just going to dabble over here with his too)
We sometimes explore other SSGs, but that doesn't mean we love you any less. Our love an enduring love that can weather all storms. Our love can cross all borders. Our love is pure. Our love will sustain.
(oooh, but I'm just going to dabble over here with his too)
@mariokostelac @ingridepure @Netlify And yes, as long as the site was claimed and she now has an account, the site is hers and won't go away. Even on the free tier.
@mariokostelac @ingridepure @Netlify Delighted that this helped. It has certainly made my own life easier when it comes to deploying, hosting and maintaining sites.
@coderGirlnl @Netlify @jekyllrb @eleven_ty @GoHugoIO @ReactStaticJS @gatsbyjs And I usually have confidence in showing deploys live in the room since the platform is so predictable... but to safeguard from wifi/brain freeze etc, doing a screen recording of what you want to show can give you something to voice over instead.
@coderGirlnl @Netlify Excellent!
Well, I've found that having a simple site (like one or two pages) which is built with a generator like @jekyllrb, @eleven_ty, @GoHugoIO, @ReactStaticJS, or @gatsbyjs, and showing deploys, rollbacks, branch builds and forms can show lots of possibilities.
Well, I've found that having a simple site (like one or two pages) which is built with a generator like @jekyllrb, @eleven_ty, @GoHugoIO, @ReactStaticJS, or @gatsbyjs, and showing deploys, rollbacks, branch builds and forms can show lots of possibilities.
@coderGirlnl @Netlify Ooooh. I’d be happy to offer some tips. But first thing is first, who would you be presenting to, and what are you hoping they’ll learn? You can email me if you prefer. Phil at Netlify dot com.
Final talk of the night at #JAMstack London comes from @thorwebdev of @stripe.
Great promise of puns, hooks, live-coding and "really good error messages"
Great promise of puns, hooks, live-coding and "really good error messages"
Now at #JAMstack London, @eduardoboucas, creator of @staticmanapp talks about his work on Speedtracker and its move to a serverless architecture with the #JAMstack.
Reeeally crafty and incredibly useful.
Reeeally crafty and incredibly useful.
After talking through lots of aspects of the #JAMStack at JAMstack London meetup, @peduarte announces his excellent reference resource for helping to demystify it.
😍 http://Jamstack.wtf
😍 http://Jamstack.wtf