Looking forward to @hey_stac's #AllDayHey at the end of this month. As part of @LeedsIntFest it will be great to be back in Leeds where people say what they like and like what they bloody well say. ❤️
There are still just a few tickets available!
https://alldayhey.com/
There are still just a few tickets available!
https://alldayhey.com/
@VeryThorough @allanwhite @NadiehBremer 301s should be fine. They should tell any web crawlers that the content can permanently be found "over there".
@tempertemper @ianfeather @FrontendNE @hardwoodventure It was the partnership between Ross Kemp and Barry Payton that made the Sonics so much fun to watch.
Excellent! Now that AWS and @netlify have added support for @nodejs v8.10, we can write our #serverless functions without getting tangled up in callback hell. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/981254404119650304
@TatumCreative @_Nec Yep. You should be good to go!
One thing that sometimes catches people out, is the URL routing to avoid serving 404s. The docs should have you covered:
https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#history-pushstate-and-single-page-apps
One thing that sometimes catches people out, is the URL routing to avoid serving 404s. The docs should have you covered:
https://www.netlify.com/docs/redirects/#history-pushstate-and-single-page-apps
@allanwhite I have to admit... I totally forgot that this terse format existed in TOML!
@allanwhite do you have an example of a redirect defined in TOML in a single line? (whether it worked or not)
@allanwhite Not sure I quite understand that... but the redirect rules in the toml would need to to be in the format shown above, I believe.