A curated list of free and open-source tools, courses, and resources for frontend developers in 2020, covering hosting, accessibility, and learning.
A guide to configuring essential HTTP response headers like Content-Security-Policy and Cache-Control for improved security and performance on static sites hosted on Netlify.
A guide to creating a Netlify build plugin that integrates with SpeedCurve for performance testing after each site deploy.
A guide to automating dependency updates using Dependabot, Cypress for end-to-end testing, and Netlify for CI/CD in a JavaScript/Gatsby project.
A developer explains how they built a custom, convenient link-sharing system for their personal IndieWeb blog using a bookmarklet and serverless functions.
A guide on integrating the Ghost CMS with the Jekyll static site generator using a Netlify plugin and gulp.js to convert API content to markdown.
A developer details their workflow for building and deploying a static website using Pelican, GitHub, Netlify, and CircleCI across multiple devices.
A developer details their migration from Jekyll to Gatsby for a static blog, citing React/TypeScript skills and benefits of Netlify hosting.
A guide on setting up Staticman for Hugo blogs to enable free, self-styled nested comments as an alternative to Disqus.
A tutorial on building a Grey's Anatomy-themed Lorem Ipsum generator using React, Netlify functions, and serverless architecture.
The author announces a new personal blog for general life musings and non-Python content, separate from their Python-focused site.
A developer's guide to migrating server-rendered Nuxt.js apps to a Jamstack architecture using static generation with Nuxt 2 and hosting on Netlify.
A developer shares their experience migrating a personal website from Jekyll to the Eleventy static site generator, exploring JavaScript-based tooling.
A developer demonstrates how to use Netlify Drop to deploy a fun, interactive mic-dropping animation built with HTML and CSS.
A developer shares their experience migrating from Jekyll to the Hugo static site generator and Netlify hosting, highlighting Hugo's speed and content type features.
A developer shares how he built two production-ready web apps entirely in the browser using CodeSandbox and deployed them with Netlify.
