@peggyrayzis @graphqlsummit Awesome!
FWIW, I pulled together some of my answers to this question into a gist.
The best answer is probably - be yourself and enjoy it. But some more detailed thoughts and discussion here. I hope some of it is useful.
https://gist.github.com/philhawksworth/a8258941d3b8f5197ea0ecb73986b9d2
After years thinking I was alone wanting to re-imagine how we approach CMS on "proper" projects, hearing @erquhart describe headless, API, and Git-based approaches was like finally coming in from the cold. ❤️
As an industry, we've progressed.
But when @erquhart talks, I listen. https://twitter.com/jamstackconf/status/1181929465124917248
As an industry, we've progressed.
But when @erquhart talks, I listen. https://twitter.com/jamstackconf/status/1181929465124917248
@swyx @FoolAllTheTime @TheStalwart I am SO out of touch with the various genres that exist these days.
Making a note to swot up: "financial entertainment".
Making a note to swot up: "financial entertainment".
@DavidDarnes @markboulton @Netlify @eleven_ty @Robb0wen Along those lines, I made a little demo of using Netlify Image Transforms with macros as used by SSGs like @eleven_ty (which might be of interest now you are using NLM)
👉 https://example-nlm-picture.netlify.com
And that grew into an example for lazy loading:
👉 https://css-tricks.com/tips-for-rolling-your-own-lazy-loading/
👉 https://example-nlm-picture.netlify.com
And that grew into an example for lazy loading:
👉 https://css-tricks.com/tips-for-rolling-your-own-lazy-loading/
A totally understandable, but still a sad development given current events in Hong Kong.
I really feel for @charis who pours her heart and soul into making this event so wonderful, and had to make this tough decision.
Suggest watching for 2020. It’s a wonderful event. https://twitter.com/webconf_asia/status/1181870706595975168
I really feel for @charis who pours her heart and soul into making this event so wonderful, and had to make this tough decision.
Suggest watching for 2020. It’s a wonderful event. https://twitter.com/webconf_asia/status/1181870706595975168
What’s for lunch?
Anyone fancy grabbing some @fishandscripts? https://twitter.com/fishandscripts/status/1181652288575815682
Anyone fancy grabbing some @fishandscripts? https://twitter.com/fishandscripts/status/1181652288575815682
@aexmo @markboulton @brendandawes @DavidDarnes @Netlify @eleven_ty I advocate for using the just those tools which make your life easier. And no more.
(And I try to think of Future Phil, who sometimes gets annoyed by the shoddy decisions of Past Phil)
(And I try to think of Future Phil, who sometimes gets annoyed by the shoddy decisions of Past Phil)
@brendandawes @markboulton @DavidDarnes @Netlify @eleven_ty Yeah.
Not all "helpers" are equally easy to use, for sure.
PeelTheOnion.js
Not all "helpers" are equally easy to use, for sure.
PeelTheOnion.js
@markboulton @DavidDarnes @Netlify @eleven_ty Whether or not it speeds up your builds + deploys will mostly depend on what you do with those images in your build. (You don't *have* to use the Netlify image manipulations to do resizing etc - that's just a bonus).
Moving them out of your repo should speed up cloning step.
Moving them out of your repo should speed up cloning step.
@brendandawes @markboulton @DavidDarnes @Netlify @eleven_ty Pssst. They still are.
We can still do version control via file names like http://index.html.v3.final.keep.latest.test.v15.todelete.html if we want to.
But git and other tools have come along to help.
We can still do version control via file names like http://index.html.v3.final.keep.latest.test.v15.todelete.html if we want to.
But git and other tools have come along to help.
THANK YOU @memberspace! Seeing people who might not otherwise be able to attend @jamstackconf happily at the event is a wonderful thing. https://twitter.com/memberspace/status/1180169728708501506
RT @remotesynth: In case you haven't seen it, http://jamstackthemes.dev is an awesome resource for developers and in this post @ausrobdev sha…
@DavidDarnes @markboulton @Netlify @eleven_ty Either really. But especially useful as either the quantity or size of the images rises. Git is not the perfect place for assets like that. They bloat your repo.
Git LFS was designed to solve that and Netlify LM is a wrapper to simplify the use of that.
Git LFS was designed to solve that and Netlify LM is a wrapper to simplify the use of that.
@DavidDarnes @ShopTalkShow @chriscoyier @davatron5000 Wear it.
Tweet it.
We’ll make sure the world sees it.
Tweet it.
We’ll make sure the world sees it.