@notwaldorf @dfeuster It's all I can do to NOT think of that.
Mmmmmmm. I may have a problem.
@dfeuster @notwaldorf Heh. Fair enough.
I've found it useful when trying to convince some CTOs about the viability of sites which can live on static hosting infrastructure, where previously they have rejected the same model because of the connotations of "static".
And thanks for the kind words.
I've found it useful when trying to convince some CTOs about the viability of sites which can live on static hosting infrastructure, where previously they have rejected the same model because of the connotations of "static".
And thanks for the kind words.
Thanks #jsheroes, you are lovely.
A slightly expanded version of my slides is available now:
https://hawksworx.com/talks/jsheroes
A slightly expanded version of my slides is available now:
https://hawksworx.com/talks/jsheroes
@jeremenichelli @Netlify Ha ha!
Thanks a lot.
Aware that many will see 'deployment' in the schedule and choose that time to go for a coffee.
😏
Thanks a lot.
Aware that many will see 'deployment' in the schedule and choose that time to go for a coffee.
😏
@helenasometimes Thanks! I like to proove that I was in the room. 😊
Wait, are you here?
Wait, are you here?
@jsheroes Really enjoying the energy and enthusiasm of @CompuIves at #jsheroes. His attitude and wonderful work on @codesandboxapp really captures the spirit of a community who like to help each other and spread knowledge in the name of shared progress.
@svennedy @Scrivito @kerrupt @Netlify I don't think anyone using the term "serverless" is suggesting that there is no server anywhere. Like how you use "wireless" knowing that a hub is plugged in with wires. But it's a convenient term to describe a setup where a server (virtual or physical) is not your responsibility
@ChrisFerdinandi @GoHugoIO @NetlifyCMS Excellent! Always keen to hear how projects like that go. Let me know what the experience of migrating is like. I get a lot of questions about the best way to move from Wordpress to a static architecture.
Certainly a blog post I'd hungrily read!
Certainly a blog post I'd hungrily read!
Things I didn't expect to hear at #jsheroes number 6:
"I was really embarrassed because my umbrella and my skirt kept on crashing and rebooting" – @stephaniecodes (who is utterly brilliant)
"I was really embarrassed because my umbrella and my skirt kept on crashing and rebooting" – @stephaniecodes (who is utterly brilliant)
@jsheroes Quite a few mentions of component libraries and @storybookjs at #jsheroes today. At @Netlify we use Storybook extensively and find it very helpful to keep our UI focussed. Ours is public:
http://storybook.netlify.com/
http://storybook.netlify.com/
A predictably insightful and wonderfully delivered talk from @Jack_Franklin. #jsheroes https://twitter.com/Jack_Franklin/status/987218469027491840
@jsheroes @martynhoyer @smashingconf Almost there!
Sad to have missed so many great talks (which I've been admiring from afar)
Sad to have missed so many great talks (which I've been admiring from afar)
@martynhoyer @jsheroes @smashingconf Trying and failing to overlook your use of the word "if", in that tweet.
Missing what looks like an excellent day 1 at @jsheroes today, but scuttling as quickly as I can from @smashingconf in San Francisco to join the fun for day 2.
4 airports down. Just 1 to go. My prospects of joining the evening festivities now rest in the hands of Wizz Air.
4 airports down. Just 1 to go. My prospects of joining the evening festivities now rest in the hands of Wizz Air.