Status update:
The hunt for a justification to post this gif continues.
No luck yet.
I'm getting twitchy.
@crgeary @linkinbiouk @Netlify That's right. netlify-lambda is a useful helper.
Some other examples here: https://github.com/netlify/netlify-functions-example
Some other examples here: https://github.com/netlify/netlify-functions-example
Increasingly convinced that this blithering idiot thinks he's playing Age of Empires II (quite badly)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-europe-45586070
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/world-europe-45586070
RT @ItsHumdingers: Not long to go!
Want a ticket? Better get a wriggle on!
🎤 @IvoGraham
🎤 @iszi_lawrence
🎤 @itswilliamstone
🎤 @esther_m…
Want a ticket? Better get a wriggle on!
🎤 @IvoGraham
🎤 @iszi_lawrence
🎤 @itswilliamstone
🎤 @esther_m…
@jereswinnen @charliehield @rafahari @simonswiss @Netlify Short answer: So that @rafahari can look like a boss 😎
Long answer: Perhaps your build pulls in content from external sources but you don't automatically trigger a build when those change.
For me, it's just a great example of how webhooks create possibilities & lower friction
Long answer: Perhaps your build pulls in content from external sources but you don't automatically trigger a build when those change.
For me, it's just a great example of how webhooks create possibilities & lower friction
@Frankspin @s10wen @Netlify Not seeing a spike in load capacity issues with the build bots. Nor widespread reports. Perhaps an issues specific to your builds, but that's hard to diagnose without a detailed conversation between yourselves and support.
If this repeats, can you let support@netlify.com know?
If this repeats, can you let support@netlify.com know?
whispers quietly: I'll have @Netlify stickers. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1042358553242226688
@s10wen @Frankspin @Netlify Just spoke to the support and monitoring teams, other than what you've mentioned here, no sign of anything grizzly. Systems all seem ok.
Are you both in good shape?
Are you both in good shape?
@ChrisFerdinandi Interesting. I don't read it that way. Although I see how it could be. Perhaps a linguistic thing in different parts of the world.
I read it as, "We won't take for granted that you'll know them, so here is why we thought they'd be a great fit in our program."
I read it as, "We won't take for granted that you'll know them, so here is why we thought they'd be a great fit in our program."
@stefanjudis Oh wow! @stefanjudis is most certainly one of the good ones!
Great opportunity for someone to bag some real talent there. Good luck @stefanjudis. I'm excited to see what's next.
Great opportunity for someone to bag some real talent there. Good luck @stefanjudis. I'm excited to see what's next.
@MarekBartik @ProchazkaFilip @Netlify That should be fine, but might require a chat with the sales team to make arrangements. (sales@netlify.com)
For repos not externally accessible you might prefer to use the Netlify CLI which recently got some v2.0 love:
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2018/09/10/netlify-cli-2.0-now-in-beta-/
For repos not externally accessible you might prefer to use the Netlify CLI which recently got some v2.0 love:
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2018/09/10/netlify-cli-2.0-now-in-beta-/
Nice! Simple, well explained, and satisfying tips for writing better JavaScript conditionals, by @JecelynYeen
https://scotch.io/tutorials/5-tips-to-write-better-conditionals-in-javascript
https://scotch.io/tutorials/5-tips-to-write-better-conditionals-in-javascript