As much as this is exciting news, it does mean that sadly I’m moving on from Netlify. Netlify which has been my home for the last 2 years and who believed in us(and me) before anyone else did. Their support is what made SolidStart possible. I’ve learned so much about deployment and infrastructure working closely with the Frameworks and Primitives team. I’ve traveled the world giving talks alongside the Developer…

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about 1 month ago

We are so excited to team up with Netlify to bring you our next DEV challenge. This Challenge is all about dynamic and high-performance digital experiences, across any framework!

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5 months ago

Wait as the Netlify CI/CD robots work their magic to build and push my updated blog site with the shiny new post to the open internet.

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6 months ago

Forwarding: Forward or mask a domain to the Drive URL using services like netlify.

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9 months ago

The site is deployed to Netlify. There’s really nothing special to share about that since Netlify makes the deployment super easy. A quirk of Hugo on Netlify means that I do need to specify the Hugo version as an environment variable but otherwise the deployment just works. One specific requirement of my site is to override the default Hugo build method to include the -F or –buildFuture flag because my events are…

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10 months ago

Cons are that it might be a bit heavy hitting for a simple website. You may find there to be a cost to host it, whereas using a static site generator will allow you to use the free tier on netlify.com. SSG’s are easier to use and less work to do, including less security to worry about.

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about 1 year ago

Sailhouse is being built by people with experience, and passion, for developer tooling. With experience at industry/category-defining developer-focused companies such as Netlify, we know how to build a strong offering.

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about 1 year ago

In the last few years with innovations from companies like Vercel and Netlify, preview deployments of your application have empowered the individual developer to ship fast and collaborate with their team before pushing to production. Over time, we expect this workflow to negate the need for pre-production environments entirely. Until very recently, there has been a gap in this workflow at the data layer.

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over 1 year ago

Is this a static site? I generally use netlify for lightweight projects that don’t require a backend server.

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over 1 year ago

We got a framework, we have to make sure that we build it and deploy it in order to publish it on the Internet.

Netlify is here for that, we can deploy with some fairly simple settings our JS application.

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over 1 year ago

Deploy on sites like Netlify(https://netlify.com) or Vercel(https://vercel.com). Deploying and hosting will be abslolutely free.

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over 1 year ago

This first version only took me about a day to make, as I used a full-stack framework called Wasp which allowed me to get everything going about 10x faster than would normally take. I’ve got the server deployed to https://railway.app and the client on https://netlify.com/ and I will have payments integration with Stripe in the future, but for now I’m covering the cost of the API calls to OpenAI on my own.

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over 1 year ago

For deploying your frontend (HTML, CSS and JS frameworks/libraries) there are options such as netlify.com & vercel.com.

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over 1 year ago

As pioneers of the Jamstack movement, Netlify brings together all modern web frameworks, serverless functions and edge computing into one platform to deliver unmatched user experiences. Millions of developers and businesses build with Netlify, from Fortune 500 companies like Unilever and Verizon to companies changing our digital experiences like Peloton and Twilio. Get started for free at netlify.com.

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over 1 year ago

Next, you’ll need an account at Netlify. Netlify is a hosting service for static sites and offers a good free tier.

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over 1 year ago

Start out by creating a (free) account on Netlify. You can sign up with your GitHub account to facilitate bringing in your repository if it’s hosted there. You should be able to get a “starter” account, which should be enough to get your static site hosted for free.

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almost 2 years ago

Static site generators, headless CMS, serverless functions and one click deployment services (such as Netlify or Vercel) are pieces of this new pattern in web development.

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over 1 year ago

If you need a full site, you can use a static site generator like Hugo and host it with Netlify.

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over 1 year ago

Step 5:- Go to netlify.com and create an account or just log in with GitHub.

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almost 2 years ago

I have a Web application, on the front end which is developed using react and is hosted on netlify.com and the backend which is developed using node.js is hosted on railway.app, and when authentication is done the server sends an HTTP-only cookie to the client side but the client seems not to receive the cookie below is my sample code and I have also added {credentials: “include”} in the front end to include the…

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almost 2 years ago

Are there any services out there that can help simplify the process of deploying a static web app and its associated APIs? You always do it yourself using various cloud provider services but you’d have to setup storage, web hosting, APIs, manage build and deployments, SSL certs, custom domains, handle security, and much more. You could also use services like Netlify (https://netlify.com), Firebase…

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almost 2 years ago