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danabyerly.com | ||
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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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hamatti.org
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| | | | | I love how in Eleventy, you can build a site step-by-step and at each small step, have a functional website. In this post, I describe a workshop structure I've used lately to teach a few of my friends how to build a static site with Eleventy. | |
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keepinguptodate.com
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| | | | | This article covers creating a blog from scratch using the static site generator Eleventy (aka 11ty). Eleventy keeps things simple and as you'll see, enables you to very quickly create a fully functional site. | |
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lukeb.co.uk
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| | | While I was rebuilding my website in Eleventy, I saw Amber Wilson's article about adding Webmentions to her site shared on Twitter. I'd heard of Webmentions but I'd never really looked into them and while I was reading Amber's post, I thought that it's a really cool idea and added them to the list of things I wanted to add to my site. | ||
