@SaraSoueidan Hey Sara. I was hoping to ask if you would mind if I quoted you in an upcoming blog post I'm preparing to hit publish on. Do you mind if I send you a preview link in a DM to just make sure that you are happy with being quoted in the way that I do?
@notwaldorf @slightlylate How have I got to this ripe old age without ever thinking to do that?!
Reassessing my life choices. And shopping for eggnog.
Reassessing my life choices. And shopping for eggnog.
@eduardoboucas @gulp @Netlify @contentful @jekyllrb @GoHugoIO Strictly speaking it was a @gulpjs task more than asking @gulp to do it. (Sorry Yekta!)
@eduardoboucas Nice! This is the approach I took on one of my projects. A @gulp build running on @Netlify turns @contentful content into HTML and JSON APIs for client renders. Works beautifully.
https://www.hawksworx.com/blog/isomorphic-rendering-on-the-jam-stack/
@jekyllrb & @GoHugoIO both offer output formats which could give this.
https://www.hawksworx.com/blog/isomorphic-rendering-on-the-jam-stack/
@jekyllrb & @GoHugoIO both offer output formats which could give this.
@comedyincrown Some minor correction for you:
Roses are #f00
Violets are #00f
I like to code
I CSS2
(I am NOT a nerd and I do NOT have a problem)
Roses are #f00
Violets are #00f
I like to code
I CSS2
(I am NOT a nerd and I do NOT have a problem)
This may suggest to the contrary, but I will NOT be conducting a poetry recital at the next @comedyincrown. https://twitter.com/comedyincrown/status/930827927465414657
Woah! Live remote pair programming through collaboration in your own environments. AND live remote debugging. @code is getting crazy powerful.
https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2017/11/15/live-share
https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2017/11/15/live-share
@ebrunborg In fairness, making these devices work "while wired" is a very tough problem to solve. I doubt that we will ever see a real soluti...
...no wait, Doug Engelbart figured out where a cord could go from the very start and we just needed to remember how they had worked for decades.
...no wait, Doug Engelbart figured out where a cord could go from the very start and we just needed to remember how they had worked for decades.
@hjortureh @Netlify @contentful Depending on your build, this is pretty rapid. Not quite what you'd want if you need an *instant* preview for content authors. Mine are usually 10-30s from content save to being served on the global, managed CDN.
For previews as you work, also perhaps consider @NetlifyCMS
For previews as you work, also perhaps consider @NetlifyCMS
@hjortureh @Netlify @contentful That blog posts includes a link to the code on github. It could be prettier, but should demonstrate an approach to populating a site with content from @contentful.
https://github.com/philhawksworth/comedy-in-the-crown
https://github.com/philhawksworth/comedy-in-the-crown
@hjortureh @Netlify @contentful Yep. I do exactly that.
https://www.hawksworx.com/blog/isomorphic-rendering-on-the-jam-stack/
This site uses a bespoke SSG which I made myself, but the principle is exactly as you described. A gulp build gets the data from Contentful. Then an SSG builds it. Triggered by webhooks.
https://www.hawksworx.com/blog/isomorphic-rendering-on-the-jam-stack/
This site uses a bespoke SSG which I made myself, but the principle is exactly as you described. A gulp build gets the data from Contentful. Then an SSG builds it. Triggered by webhooks.
Very interesting and valuable explanation of different types of HTTP redirects from @Scott_Helme. Useful to understand. https://twitter.com/Scott_Helme/status/930027535261470726