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www.pinecoder.dev | ||
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haseebmajid.dev
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| | | | | In this article, we will look at how we can add an "edit post" button, to your Gatsby blog. When this button is clicked it will take the user to your markdown file, on github/gitlab that was used to generate the blog post they are currently viewing. Setup Before we add the edit button to a Gatsby blog, let's set up a simple Gatsby site using the Gatsby blog starter. You can skip this step and add the button to an existing site. | |
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www.toptal.com
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| | | | | Get a fast, lightweight website with a static site generator. Find out how these systems compile templates into static HTML pages. | |
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11ty.rocks
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| | | | | Begin from a blank directory and build up your first Eleventy site. Includes gotchas along the way, why they happen, and how to resolve them. You'll create essential layouts while learn the basics of using Nunjucks and Markdown for templating. And you'll learn to work with local data and external API data. As a bonus, get setup to deploy your final site to Netlify. | |
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joshuaclanton.dev
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| | | [AI summary] A guide on creating a custom Eleventy plugin to generate Gravatar URLs for author images in static site generation. | ||
