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wweb.dev
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| | | | | Sometimes it makes total sense to build an old fashioned static website. It can be not only faster, but also simplier than throwing in a full JavaScript framework just to build a website with only a few pages... | |
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egghead.io
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| | | | | Learn how to add Sass to an Eleventy (11ty) project including directing 11ty to re-compile when Sass changes are made. This step involves adding two new... | |
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mxb.dev
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| | | | | While some SSGs have a standardized way of handling assets, Eleventy does not. That's a good thing! Here are a few possible approaches you can take. | |
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dht.is
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| | | Background I was packaging up a website as a PWA (progressive web application) so that it could be used offline at a conference, and I wanted to have some analytics collected while offline. After a lot of searching, I came across Piwik Pro, a capable analytics package that specifically included capabilities for offline analytics tracking. Perfect! However, their code assumes that you are building your project using a framework with a packaging-based workflow. My project was simple, vanilla html and javascript. | ||