The author argues against using heavy JavaScript frameworks like Gatsby for blogs, advocating for simpler static site generators like Eleventy for better performance.
A technical guide on setting up a modern web development environment using Eleventy, Snowpack, Sass, and PostCSS.
Author reflects on the challenge of creating a comprehensive Eleventy course and introduces his web development work and CSS course.
A developer explains how they created a blogroll for their website by converting an OPML file to JSON using Node.js and Eleventy.
A developer shares how to set up automated end-to-end testing for an Eleventy website using Cypress and Netlify deployment.
A tutorial on integrating design tokens into an Eleventy static site, allowing token values to be shared across CSS, JSON, and templates.
A tutorial on implementing dynamic, multi-color theme switching for a website using CSS custom properties and Eleventy.
A guide on migrating a website from WordPress to the Eleventy static site generator using a custom Node.js script.
A developer created an open-source, accessible résumé template using Eleventy, focusing on semantic HTML and print styles.
A Q&A recap of a livestream on using Ghost as a headless CMS with Jamstack tools like Eleventy and Gatsby, answering developer questions.
Explores implementing a 'random link' feature for web comics on static sites using Eleventy and build-time JavaScript, avoiding server-side logic.
A guide to creating a minimal, resilient static website for emergency communication using Eleventy and Netlify.
A developer's personal endorsement of the Eleventy static site generator, with a call to support the project and a brief professional introduction.
Andy discusses the powerful combination of Eleventy and Service Workers for building modern, performant websites.
A developer explains how they built a custom, convenient link-sharing system for their personal IndieWeb blog using a bookmarklet and serverless functions.
A tutorial on using the Eleventy static site generator to create a static blog by sourcing content from the Ghost Content API.
The author details the release of version 8 of their personal website, highlighting a switch from WordPress to the static site generator Eleventy.
The author open-sourced their personal blog, detailing the tech stack (Eleventy, Gulp, Node) and the reasoning behind their architectural choices.
