#eleventeen 9.4 hits the scene like a #rainbow machine
on the latest #eleventy at last 
https://eleventeen.blog/about/
don’t sleep on all @bobmonsour’s other great hand-picked options to kickstart your #11ty journey at https://11tybundle.dev/starters/ either
Mon site perso est généré et hébergé par Cloudflare Pages (avec #Eleventy), actualisé automatiquement dès que je mets à jour le code dans la branche principale de son dépôt Git.
J'aime cette mise en œuvre très pratique qui permet notamment de créer des contenus de n’importe où tant que j’ai accès au Git.
Mais je voudrais revenir sur @alwaysdata pour l’hébergement.
La technique décrite il y a quelques années par m4dz ne me paraît pas répondre à mon besoin : https://blog.alwaysdata.com/fr/2018/02/05/deployer-sans-peine-avec-git-hooks/
Des idées ?
Here’s a simple example site using the Chobble Template, for a fictional builders company. It’s AGPL3 licensed and uses #Eleventy with very limited JS - the Formspark contact form which uses it to block bots via Botpoison, and Turbo for instant page changes
Thank you you two! Would either of you know how to resolve this particular issue?
Or anyone knowledgable about #Eleventy really!
When viewing tag RSS feeds, the permalinks don't take me to the posts in question but when I view my full site feed, everything is perfectly fine!
For reference, here is our Tag feed file.
https://github.com/rkingett/myblog/blob/main/content/helpers/tag-feeds.njk
As an example, the tag RSS feed on this page has post title links that go nowhere.
Ah thank you! I believe that's what we were doing, me and my developer, but if you could take a look, that would be epic!
The repo is at https://github.com/rkingett/myblog
An example of a problematic capital, especially with permalinks in the RSS feed, is at,
Looking for CMS advice
Hey Web devs!
Do you have any suggestions, tips, opinions, dos, don’ts about headless CMSes?
I have a growing list of small/mid non-profits and collectives asking for my help to (re)make their website. I totally want to help, but I don’t have much time, especially considering that they generally have little or no funding—I would most definitely point them to @VillageOneCoop, otherwise.
Therefore, I want a super simple and replicable solution where I can copy-paste most of the code, while providing them with a stable, fast, and modern solution. I had a look at the Headless CMS section in the Jamstack website, but I need opinions from people who actually used some of that software already.
Needs
Nice to have
Absolutely not
Please, boost this and ask around! Links to videos, tutorials, and resources are welcome.
People whose perspective I would really value: @zachleat @harryfk @deno_land @jaredwhite @vanillaweb @stefan @mxbck @WeirdWriter @deadsuperhero (Sorry if I am spamming you!)
Finally figured out my RSS issue the other day! So @eleventy really doesn't like capital letters in tag lists. For example, I assumed Eleventy would turn the below tag...
Newsletter
Into,
.com/newsletter/
but I had to go back in and change every tag to lower case! But if I put, Newsletter, in uppercase, URLs would break because for some reason the URLs would come out like this, breaking links.
.com/Newsletter/
So the short story lesson is, if in doubt, keep all tags in lower case because #Eleventy can't really handle capitalization well. At least, on my project anyway!
I had to go back in and change every instance of the tag, Newsletter, into, newsletter. Not expected but it works now!
Want to go somewhere this weekend, but not sure where?
Try following your shadow...or if you don't want to do that - have a look at where it would have taken you.
I made a thing, and wrote about it:
Oh neat. Some folks might want this if they're looking to migrate from a #ContentManagementSystem (like WordPress) to a #StaticSiteGenerator (like #Eleventy).
Eleventy — Use Passthrough File Copy to Add Assets 
https://w3things.com/blog/eleventy-passthrough-file-copy/
Learn how to use the Passthrough File Copy feature to add static assets like CSS and JS to the output directory in the Eleventy (11ty) site.
Have been poking around different options for using #Eleventy for a notes / #DigitalGarden / personal #wiki sort of set up. Have been debating whether to try and cobble together my own set-up or use a template.
`eleventy-bloomz` might be the winner so far: minimally styled, few dependencies, functional backlinks, and a few extra features. Stays close to the basic Eleventy structure, including a minimal blog implementation.
It is meant to function as a WikiBonsai template but I don't see anything specific to that approach that couldn't be easily changed.
https://github.com/wikibonsai/eleventy-bloomz
Would be happy to hear if anyone has a set-up they are particularly happy with.
My #Eleventy starter/plugin is still there with a beautiful 400! 
https://www.11ty.dev/speedlify/pack11ty-dev/
https://fosstodon.org/@eleventy/114223646557359900
Why I Migrated My Newsletter From Substack to Eleventy and Buttondown - Richard MacManus https://ricmac.org/2024/01/26/why-i-migrated-my-newsletter-from-substack-to-eleventy-and-buttondown/ #Substack #Eleventy #Newsletter #MailingList #11ty
One thing I am loving about @eleventy is I can make one snippet and use it everywhere, and if I wanna update that one snippet I just change the NJK file, like this one. Displays all tags with a counter! https://github.com/rkingett/myblog/blob/main/_includes/tags.njk #11ty #WebDev #Eleventy
We had a wonderful #11ty meetup today!
David talked about #Umami analytics and @zachleat showed once again amazing new tools in the ecosystem.
Check out the talks from https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJy3jyeGVYUoyTlnt_S3Bni9XOmXjTm1t
@sia is doing amazing work with the meetups, bringing the community together to learn!
Started a website (mainly a #blog) a few months ago using #Eleventy but with a starter template.
I've enjoyed it a lot, tech-wise, but had a new project idea and decided to fire up a super basic blog using Eleventy but from scratch. Just for fun.
And fun it is!
Even though I've enjoyed poking at the template I've been using to see how things work, something about piecing together this lowest-of-low-tech site from scratch is *way* more fun.
So this other project (to be revealed eventually) will probably double as my WebDev playground --- even though I want to keep it pretty minimalist in style and features.
Think I will play with this the rest of the night, as long as the power holds out, to drown out the absolute dumpster that is today's news.
Recently, I asked for advice about choosing a new static site generator. I have converted troz.net to Eleventy, and here's a post detailing why and how: https://troz.net/post/2025/eleventy/
