@eunjae_lee @SlackHQ Ha! Yeah.
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#FeatureRequest

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Fine, I admit it —
I feel guilty if I neglect any emojis in @SlackHQ messages.
I have to click them all so none of them "feel left out".
I am 45 years of age.
I feel guilty if I neglect any emojis in @SlackHQ messages.
I have to click them all so none of them "feel left out".
I am 45 years of age.

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Not long now until another @jamstackconf!
It will be virtual again, which means you can join in for free from anywhere you can get online.
You can even purchase a Jamstack swag pack if you fancy it!
I'll be fully swagged. Register now!
https://jamstackconf.com/virtual/
It will be virtual again, which means you can join in for free from anywhere you can get online.
You can even purchase a Jamstack swag pack if you fancy it!
I'll be fully swagged. Register now!
https://jamstackconf.com/virtual/

@devdevcharlie Woah! Exciting news!! Congrats.

@_phzn @kentcdodds Netlify Analytics measures requests to assets.
Netlify redirects operate out at the edge of the CDN.
That makes them incredibly fast, but also doesn't hit an asset for the analytics.
You could add a function into the mix for this, I bet.
Netlify redirects operate out at the edge of the CDN.
That makes them incredibly fast, but also doesn't hit an asset for the analytics.
You could add a function into the mix for this, I bet.

@joshpuetz @Netlify @cassidoo In which case, this plugin is almost exactly what you need 😜
https://www.npmjs.com/package/netlify-plugin-its-done
https://www.npmjs.com/package/netlify-plugin-its-done

@ryanabooth @Netlify @cassidoo I don't think _this_ is why.
But what a bonus!
You should see the parts of the iceberg below the waterline!
...I'm not calling @cassidoo an iceberg.
...stop typing now, Philip.
But what a bonus!
You should see the parts of the iceberg below the waterline!
...I'm not calling @cassidoo an iceberg.
...stop typing now, Philip.

@ebrunborg @stephenhay @mikebrondbjerg @Netlify Yeah, very often true. That’s why CLI design is as important as GUI design.
Interfaces always need thoughtful design.
Interfaces always need thoughtful design.

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
RT @laura_yao: Do you want to be Steve Ballmer in 2007 or Jim Keyes in 2008, or do you want to be on the Jamstack, the choice is clear. htt…

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
"At once [Mullenweg is] acknowledging the undeniable presence of the new architectural approach moving us away from monolithic web applications, while denying that any major shift in the architecture of the web is really coming" — @biilmann
👏
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2020/09/15/on-mullenweg-and-the-jamstack-regression-or-future/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=matt-on-mullenweg-pnh&utm_campaign=devex
👏
https://www.netlify.com/blog/2020/09/15/on-mullenweg-and-the-jamstack-regression-or-future/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=matt-on-mullenweg-pnh&utm_campaign=devex

@_phzn Nice!
I also evolved my own url shortener to be more efficient to update and use an elegant technique from @kentcdodds. (although your analytics observation still applies)
Blogged it here http://findthat.at/
I also evolved my own url shortener to be more efficient to update and use an elegant technique from @kentcdodds. (although your analytics observation still applies)
Blogged it here http://findthat.at/

@fimion I've been circling MATCH for a while today... the challenge is that the array is not a range, but a set of values in the cell's data validation. Which seems to foil me.

@mikebrondbjerg @ebrunborg @Netlify I think @stephenhay had some good talks about this. And compared how we feel different levels of intimidation between a blinking prompt and, say, the default UI of photoshop (which I personally find far more intimidating — what are all these things?! 🤪)

@mikebrondbjerg @ebrunborg @Netlify I can relate to that too.
I use the command line a lot, but mostly do my admin activities in the @Netlify admin UI. I'd kind of overlooked how the CLI had evolved as a result.
Nice for those that prefer/require the CLI
I use the command line a lot, but mostly do my admin activities in the @Netlify admin UI. I'd kind of overlooked how the CLI had evolved as a result.
Nice for those that prefer/require the CLI


@fimion Aha! Yeah, I explored down that road a bit. Thanks for looking though. ☺️

@fimion _does little nervous dance of anticipation_

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
My kingdom for a SELECTEDINDEX function in Google Sheets.
Anyone got tips on getting the index of the item selected from a dropdown list of items?
Anyone got tips on getting the index of the item selected from a dropdown list of items?

@kendalmintcode @Netlify It's pretty handy!
All the usual things you might expect, but also lets you do things like run the @Netlify build environment, test plugins, serverless functions, and CDN redirect rules, all locally.
All the usual things you might expect, but also lets you do things like run the @Netlify build environment, test plugins, serverless functions, and CDN redirect rules, all locally.

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
With the admin UI being so snazzy, I often forget how great the @Netlify CLI is. And it's getting steadily better.
I like being able to create and deploy a new site and then manage its env vars without leaving my terminal. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1305554493719875586
I like being able to create and deploy a new site and then manage its env vars without leaving my terminal. https://twitter.com/Netlify/status/1305554493719875586

@rafahari @SuperlistHQ ⚡️EPIC HIRE ALERT⚡️
Congratulations @rafahari and @SuperlistHQ!
Excited to see what the future holds.
Congratulations @rafahari and @SuperlistHQ!
Excited to see what the future holds.

@rafahari @marisamorby This is too good.