
@hankchizljaw @zachleat @davatron5000 @chriscoyier Should suit me nicely when I'm focussing on building a styleguide comprised of components that I'll later use all over the site.

@drewm @Netlify A timely reminder that as a Netlifyer it is your duty to ensure that you have added any appropriate pets to this site, @drewm
https://petsof.netlify.com/
(this shit is important)
https://petsof.netlify.com/
(this shit is important)

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Ok, I didn’t see that coming. https://twitter.com/davecribb/status/1214488612768751618

@hankchizljaw @zachleat @davatron5000 @chriscoyier Ooooh something like this would be really handy for a snappy development experience:
eleventy —watch /path/to/folder/or/page
eleventy —watch /path/to/folder/or/page

@nystudio107 @Netlify I’m as late to the party as ever! :)

@allanwhite @elibelly @figmadesign @CodePen @tailwindcss @Netlify I like these a lot!
Number 7 is clutch.
FWIW, I've started jumping into the prototyping in code with @tailwindcss and @eleventy (my personal "SSG du jour") so often that I made a little starter template to help me start faster.
https://eleventail.netlify.com/
Number 7 is clutch.
FWIW, I've started jumping into the prototyping in code with @tailwindcss and @eleventy (my personal "SSG du jour") so often that I made a little starter template to help me start faster.
https://eleventail.netlify.com/

@Netlify And I'm not simply advocating hosting your own knock-off version of @smashingconf, BTW.
It just so happens that I'm using their lovely site in a demo/experiment of my own
It just so happens that I'm using their lovely site in a demo/experiment of my own

@Netlify Those wget options:
-p: Get any dependencies needed for offline viewing
-H: Include dependency files from other hosts
-k: Update paths in the local HTML to point at local files
-E: Add .html to the file name if it is an HTML file but doesn't have a suitable extension
-p: Get any dependencies needed for offline viewing
-H: Include dependency files from other hosts
-k: Update paths in the local HTML to point at local files
-E: Add .html to the file name if it is an HTML file but doesn't have a suitable extension

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Fun tip:
I often grab local versions of sites to experiment and learn from. You can get a site's html and all of the page's dependencies with a single wget command:
wget -H -E -k -p SOMEURL
And then as a bonus, deploy it right from the @netlify CLI!
https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex
I often grab local versions of sites to experiment and learn from. You can get a site's html and all of the page's dependencies with a single wget command:
wget -H -E -k -p SOMEURL
And then as a bonus, deploy it right from the @netlify CLI!
https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex

@Rich_Harris Mine does that when it sees the first "a".

@hankchizljaw @davatron5000 @chriscoyier Oh really? I'm interested to learn about that. I'm thinking a bit about making builds happen faster at the moment.

@swyx @Jack_Franklin @fishandscripts Ha! Yes. This is the test we are applying to everyone. It might take us some time to validate that the entire world is listening.

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
RT @jgarber: The new @eleven_ty v0.10.0 is really sharp. Two big additions I’m already taking advantage of:
- support for arbitrary data f…
- support for arbitrary data f…

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
This is wonderfully done. https://twitter.com/jozefmaxted/status/1204141256751951873

@rem Ha ha.
You gave me an opportunity to provide the context and explain myself a little. A picture paints a thousand words... but I turns out I need a thousand and twenty.
You gave me an opportunity to provide the context and explain myself a little. A picture paints a thousand words... but I turns out I need a thousand and twenty.

@rem In both cases the things are abstracted away from the usage into somebody else's problem space.
If nobody plugs in the wires or the servers used to drive wireless or serverless things, the don't work.
My analogy just points at our acceptance of one term &
rejection of another
If nobody plugs in the wires or the servers used to drive wireless or serverless things, the don't work.
My analogy just points at our acceptance of one term &
rejection of another

@rem My wireless router and my wireless chargers all "have wires", but I don't need to care about them or interact with them when I use my wifi or charge my devices.
My serverless functions all "have servers" but I don't need to care about them or interact with them when I use FaaS.
My serverless functions all "have servers" but I don't need to care about them or interact with them when I use FaaS.


Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
My usual analogy about serverless and wireless is rather simplistic. But @Tzmanics offers more thought and detail in her recent #jamuary post.
https://dev.to/tzmanics/what-is-serverless-besides-a-bad-name-for-using-servers-35ag https://twitter.com/ireaderinokun/status/1202630148123693056
https://dev.to/tzmanics/what-is-serverless-besides-a-bad-name-for-using-servers-35ag https://twitter.com/ireaderinokun/status/1202630148123693056

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •