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hamatti.org
In this blog series, we will build a static website using Eleventy, NetlifyCMS, GitHub and Netlify. In the first post, we set everything up and deploy a template page to make sure everything works. |
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11ty.rocks
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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davedavies.dev
Use 11ty Static Site Generator to fetch posts and pages from a WordPress blog, and build them into an entirely static website we can deploy to Netlify |
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wweb.dev
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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