@hankchizljaw @eleven_ty I ❤️ it!
It simplified my build pipeline so much as getting data then using it in templates is a very common pattern.
@Mandy_Kerr @g33konaut @TimVereecke @jaffathecake @JohnMu I'd just pop the entire page content into an H1.
MOAR IMPORTANCE. MUCH SEO.
MOAR IMPORTANCE. MUCH SEO.
@ninjasoards @aigalou @eleven_ty @tailwindcss @wesbos Looks great! Glad to hear that any Eleventail was useful. Thanks for the kind name check!
I’m quitting tech to become a good fit bit. https://twitter.com/devdevcharlie/status/1227904902229319680
RT @philhawksworth: Form handling without a server or third-party service!
(Thanks to @Netlify Instant Forms which detects your forms as i…
(Thanks to @Netlify Instant Forms which detects your forms as i…
@MobileFirstLLC @Netlify Hmmm. That might be an interesting thing to be able to control as an option. I wonder if other people would like that ability.
Perhaps you might like to suggest it at http://community.netlify.com.
Perhaps you might like to suggest it at http://community.netlify.com.
@SteveALee @Netlify Heh. Yeah... you can keep on using traditional html.
More noteworthy is that you don’t need to maintain a server or send your content to another service. It all stays in the same platform which hosts your site already. Without requiring you to handle the http POSTs yourself.
More noteworthy is that you don’t need to maintain a server or send your content to another service. It all stays in the same platform which hosts your site already. Without requiring you to handle the http POSTs yourself.
@JoshDeltener @gehlertn @MichaelThiessen @Netlify @css You could put it behind some auth, but I haven’t in this example. The API is not visible though so you’d have to guess the URL and payload format.
Since I made this as a reference and made all the code public, you could figure that out. But real world, It would be secret.
Since I made this as a reference and made all the code public, you could figure that out. But real world, It would be secret.
@stefanjudis @Netlify Thanks! Very much inspired by some of your recent lovely work.
@JoshDeltener @MichaelThiessen @Netlify I wrote this up on @css —
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
This is what it looks like to moderate and watch from behind the scenes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5z74ORssHE
https://css-tricks.com/jamstack-comments/
This is what it looks like to moderate and watch from behind the scenes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5z74ORssHE
@JoshDeltener @MichaelThiessen @Netlify Yes exactly! Grabbing the submission data programmatically is really handy. I do this with a serverless function to drive a comments engine with moderation control happening in Slack.
https://jamstack-comments.netlify.com/
https://jamstack-comments.netlify.com/
RT @parkeragee: @philhawksworth @Netlify Big fan of Forms over here! I'm using it in my latest project (https://hireremotely.co) with Netli…
RT @lesliecdubs: Frontenders who enjoy styling: talk to me about the #CSS architecture in your product or web app.
What’s your current CSS…
What’s your current CSS…
Form handling without a server or third-party service!
(Thanks to @Netlify Instant Forms which detects your forms as it deploys your HTML, and automatically creates APIs for them to post data to)
📝 👉 ⬥ 🎉
https://www.netlify.com/products/forms/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=nugget-instant-forms-pnh&utm_campaign=devex
(Thanks to @Netlify Instant Forms which detects your forms as it deploys your HTML, and automatically creates APIs for them to post data to)
📝 👉 ⬥ 🎉
https://www.netlify.com/products/forms/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=nugget-instant-forms-pnh&utm_campaign=devex