@Coupey The more I reread that the worse it gets!
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@_jolvera @photomatt @zachleat @AtilaFassina @jamstackconf @eleven_ty @WordPress I also made this a couple of years ago.
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
@photomatt @zachleat @AtilaFassina @jamstackconf @eleven_ty @WordPress That's one option. But I prefer to bake the comments in at build time.
APIs, events, webhooks, & automation give us the means to do so much at build time nowadays. Which was a motivation for giving "static" sites plus the powerful new tools/workflows a more encompassing name.
APIs, events, webhooks, & automation give us the means to do so much at build time nowadays. Which was a motivation for giving "static" sites plus the powerful new tools/workflows a more encompassing name.
People team: "Why is it proving hard to fill this role?"
Shawn (clears throat): https://t.co/OhenrbTPs6
Shawn (clears throat): https://t.co/OhenrbTPs6
@photomatt @AtilaFassina @zachleat @jamstackconf @eleven_ty @WordPress Well exactly. That’s why I was a little surprised to hear you argue that Jamstack sites are fragile balls of JavaScript.
As you point out, that’s a criticism of a given implementation of a web site. On whatever platform.
As you point out, that’s a criticism of a given implementation of a web site. On whatever platform.
@zachleat @photomatt @jamstackconf @eleven_ty 100% agreed.
It’s a misconception that you *must* throw the JavaScript kitchen sink at Jamstack.
You could choose to do that with sites built on any platform or architecture, but that usually means you’re holding it wrong.
(And @eleven_ty helps you hold it right)
It’s a misconception that you *must* throw the JavaScript kitchen sink at Jamstack.
You could choose to do that with sites built on any platform or architecture, but that usually means you’re holding it wrong.
(And @eleven_ty helps you hold it right)
@KatieKodes Sorry you thought so.
@biilmann is so much more than that though. He built lots of Netlify and continues to innovate/communicate in incredibly technical ways.
We had a late-breaking opportunity to bring this debate to the stage. I think considerable composure was on show.
@biilmann is so much more than that though. He built lots of Netlify and continues to innovate/communicate in incredibly technical ways.
We had a late-breaking opportunity to bring this debate to the stage. I think considerable composure was on show.