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  1. Over the past 6–10 months or so (it’s hard to tell exactly), I got inspired by @veronica and built a static site using @11ty. Since I’m not a native speaker of web development, it was an uphill battle at times, but it was so rewarding in the end. I did need to make use of a community template as a framework, and I settled on Brewventy by @cyberseckyle. I am thankful to be able to stand on the shoulders of these giants. And, as is customary for a new blog owner, I had to write a blog post about it!

    mathiaswright.gitlab.io/compen

    P.S. I’m still new to this “social media” thing, so I don’t know if it’s cool to @ random people on the internet (sorry).

    #tech #webdev #website #blog #blogging #blogs #blogpost #writing #writingcommunity #gitlab #staticsite #11ty #eleventy

  2. Over the past 6–10 months or so (it’s hard to tell exactly), I got inspired by @veronica and built a static site using @11ty. Since I’m not a native speaker of web development, it was an uphill battle at times, but it was so rewarding in the end. I did need to make use of a community template as a framework, and I settled on Brewventy by @cyberseckyle. I am thankful to be able to stand on the shoulders of these giants. And, as is customary for a new blog owner, I had to write a blog post about it!

    mathiaswright.gitlab.io/compen

    P.S. I’m still new to this “social media” thing, so I don’t know if it’s cool to @ random people on the internet (sorry).

    #tech #webdev #website #blog #blogging #blogs #blogpost #writing #writingcommunity #gitlab #staticsite #11ty #eleventy

  3. Over the past 6–10 months or so (it’s hard to tell exactly), I got inspired by @veronica and built a static site using @11ty. Since I’m not a native speaker of web development, it was an uphill battle at times, but it was so rewarding in the end. I did need to make use of a community template as a framework, and I settled on Brewventy by @cyberseckyle. I am thankful to be able to stand on the shoulders of these giants. And, as is customary for a new blog owner, I had to write a blog post about it!

    mathiaswright.gitlab.io/compen

    P.S. I’m still new to this “social media” thing, so I don’t know if it’s cool to @ random people on the internet (sorry).

    #tech #webdev #website #blog #blogging #blogs #blogpost #writing #writingcommunity #gitlab #staticsite #11ty #eleventy

  4. Over the past 6–10 months or so (it’s hard to tell exactly), I got inspired by @veronica and built a static site using @11ty. Since I’m not a native speaker of web development, it was an uphill battle at times, but it was so rewarding in the end. I did need to make use of a community template as a framework, and I settled on Brewventy by @cyberseckyle. I am thankful to be able to stand on the shoulders of these giants. And, as is customary for a new blog owner, I had to write a blog post about it!

    mathiaswright.gitlab.io/compen

    P.S. I’m still new to this “social media” thing, so I don’t know if it’s cool to @ random people on the internet (sorry).

    #tech #webdev #website #blog #blogging #blogs #blogpost #writing #writingcommunity #gitlab #staticsite #11ty #eleventy

  5. Over the past 6–10 months or so (it’s hard to tell exactly), I got inspired by @veronica and built a static site using @11ty. Since I’m not a native speaker of web development, it was an uphill battle at times, but it was so rewarding in the end. I did need to make use of a community template as a framework, and I settled on Brewventy by @cyberseckyle. I am thankful to be able to stand on the shoulders of these giants. And, as is customary for a new blog owner, I had to write a blog post about it!

    mathiaswright.gitlab.io/compen

    P.S. I’m still new to this “social media” thing, so I don’t know if it’s cool to @ random people on the internet (sorry).

    #tech #webdev #website #blog #blogging #blogs #blogpost #writing #writingcommunity #gitlab #staticsite #11ty #eleventy

  6. Ta-da! :yayblob:

    That's the "chronological lists, goruped by year" template complete.

    I'm not entirely *sure* what to do with the right sidebar and may just leave it empty for now.

    I like the idea of it containing a list of other index pages and common topics used in the current listing but this has taken long enough already.

    #Webdev #11ty

  7. I'm adding a /random page to my site via this cool approach by @hamatti 🎲

    I'm at 68 pages so far; but once I add the over 100 fauna observations, a bunch of draft blog posts, and more nonsense; it could be a fun lil way to navigate.

    hamatti.org/posts/random-page-

    #11ty

  8. I ran `npm up` in an 11ty project and after that a generic shortcode (that was working before) is throwing an error because it's not found. Markdown templates, LiquidJS rendering; update was 11ty 3.1.2->3.1.5, liquidJs 10.21.1 to 10.27.0.

    Grateful for any troubleshooting suggestions #11ty #liquidjs

  9. Pals, is this _too_ many RSS feeds? 😅

    It's auto-updating! so if I ever make another category (and it has items within it) then a new RSS feed is made and will display on this page, among other areas of the site.

    #11ty #RSS #Frontend

  10. Having an extremely strange issue with my #11ty website: the site builds just fine, but a copy of the same site will fail (both on the same machine and on a different one), whether I copy the files directly, or git pull & npm install. Absolutely bizarre - I'm pulling my hair out over here.

  11. Testing a thing to find things like this in feeds #11ty

  12. I've been making some improvements to the #11ty photo website project. I've added a few more photos, to fill it out a bit. I've used BlurHash for photo loading. And I've added pagination, which is then transformed into infinite loading.

    trovster.github.io/photos-webs

  13. What alternatives to Google Workspace, Office 365 do y'all use that are lowcost w/ good spam filters and no AI? I'm looking for sub $10 a/mo #webdev #11ty

  14. So, I've made a little bit of progress on transitioning me-dot-com to Eleventy... Though now I'm wondering if it's what I really want to do. I'm leaning toward "no".

    My homepage is just a glorified "/now" page that pulls data from various APIs. So it's constantly updating.

    The thing about static site generators like 11ty... They're static. I guess I could jam some JavaScript in there and update stuff client-side. But the current Glance widgets really seem to serve my purpose.

    Oh well. It was fun to fart around with 11ty, at least...

    #11ty #Eleventy #SelfHosting

  15. So, I've made a little bit of progress on transitioning me-dot-com to Eleventy... Though now I'm wondering if it's what I really want to do. I'm leaning toward "no".

    My homepage is just a glorified "/now" page that pulls data from various APIs. So it's constantly updating.

    The thing about static site generators like 11ty... They're static. I guess I could jam some JavaScript in there and update stuff client-side. But the current Glance widgets really seem to serve my purpose.

    Oh well. It was fun to fart around with 11ty, at least...

    #11ty #Eleventy #SelfHosting

  16. So, I've made a little bit of progress on transitioning me-dot-com to Eleventy... Though now I'm wondering if it's what I really want to do. I'm leaning toward "no".

    My homepage is just a glorified "/now" page that pulls data from various APIs. So it's constantly updating.

    The thing about static site generators like 11ty... They're static. I guess I could jam some JavaScript in there and update stuff client-side. But the current Glance widgets really seem to serve my purpose.

    Oh well. It was fun to fart around with 11ty, at least...

    #11ty #Eleventy #SelfHosting

  17. So, I've made a little bit of progress on transitioning me-dot-com to Eleventy... Though now I'm wondering if it's what I really want to do. I'm leaning toward "no".

    My homepage is just a glorified "/now" page that pulls data from various APIs. So it's constantly updating.

    The thing about static site generators like 11ty... They're static. I guess I could jam some JavaScript in there and update stuff client-side. But the current Glance widgets really seem to serve my purpose.

    Oh well. It was fun to fart around with 11ty, at least...

    #11ty #Eleventy #SelfHosting

  18. So, I've made a little bit of progress on transitioning me-dot-com to Eleventy... Though now I'm wondering if it's what I really want to do. I'm leaning toward "no".

    My homepage is just a glorified "/now" page that pulls data from various APIs. So it's constantly updating.

    The thing about static site generators like 11ty... They're static. I guess I could jam some JavaScript in there and update stuff client-side. But the current Glance widgets really seem to serve my purpose.

    Oh well. It was fun to fart around with 11ty, at least...

    #11ty #Eleventy #SelfHosting

  19. Thanks. I've honed how I organise my 11ty projects every time I've built a new one. I've written down some of how I've implemented and organised things with #11ty, and you can see how the idea has progressed.

    Have a read at trovster.com/blog/category/ele

  20. @trovster I don’t have any useful feedback beyond saying this is great! It’s neat to see an example of how to parse EXIF data. It’s something I’ve been interested in doing for my own long overdue photos section. Are you planning to move your whole site to #11ty, or is it just for the kicks?

  21. I've created a first pass at an #11ty version of my simple photos website. It includes the EXIF and palette that I have on my primary version.

    There is still lots of potential and features to add. I would love it if someone would give it a go and provide some feedback.

    github.com/trovster/photos-web