@gaddafirusli @Netlify @tryshotsnapp Nice one!
Pro tip: You can also manually control the cookie that direct users to different branches, in order to create a path for invited users to try your beta features.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5-QTaAOSrY
@andrewlaughland @Balmorheamusic You're not conditioned by that in undesirable ways after grafting away on a PhD?!
Proud of this. All new sites on Netlify are HTTPS by default. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1013818257269231616
@s10wen @Netlify Site passwords are a paid feature. Check out Teams Pro:
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@HenrikJoreteg If understand you correctly, you should be able to match for the .js file extensions and handle them differently. Something like:
/*.js /jsnotfound.html 404
/* /index.html 200
/*.js /jsnotfound.html 404
/* /index.html 200
@thepatwalls @ksaitor @Netlify Aha. Interesting.
It sounds like you're also keen to play work with Rails anyhow, but FWIW @smashingmag is an example of a site who successfully generate many many thousands of pages with @GoHugoIO.
It sounds like you're also keen to play work with Rails anyhow, but FWIW @smashingmag is an example of a site who successfully generate many many thousands of pages with @GoHugoIO.
@thepatwalls @ksaitor @Netlify Nice traffic bump. Kudos!
Sorry to drop in at the mention of Netlify... but "page caching issues"? You were having trouble?
Sorry to drop in at the mention of Netlify... but "page caching issues"? You were having trouble?