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The archive of what I posted on Twitter, which I now self host due to a lack of trust in Twitter and some other reasons.

I'll soon begin refelcting all my Mastodon posts here too. I'm happier self-hosting or maintaining an archive of my content on URLs that I can own.

There are tools to help you do this too. Such as this one from the makers of Eleventy.

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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 13th 2020
The tip of the #jamuary iceberg.

A week of posts about #JAMstack to start the year from @shortdiv and a few contributions from @jlengstorf, @Tzmanics and myself.

(With much more on the way)

https://www.netlify.com/blog/2020/01/13/talking-about-jamstack-this-jamuary/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=jamuary-pnh&utm_campaign=devex
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 13th 2020 replying to this from @infinitelychriz
@infinitelychriz @poozipotti @algolia @reactjs You'd probably pre-render at least an app shell, right? And potentially even pre-render the data sources/pages which get requested via js. In which case, sure :)
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 13th 2020 replying to this from @poozipotti
@poozipotti @algolia @reactjs Good luck with it! Yes, it is rather a broad term. My rule of thumb is something like:

"Will I have to maintain a web server to host this?"

Since a key part of #JAMstack is being able to host it without the need for a logical server.

Recent thoughts: https://dev.to/philhawksworth/prerendering-is-the-key-to-a-tasty-jamstack-22pp
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 13th 2020 replying to this from @philhawksworth
@poozipotti 2 examples at opposite ends of the JAM spectrum:

http://www.netlify.com is a marketing site & blog which is all pre-rendered (then enhanced with JS to @algolia API for search)

http://app.netlify.com is a @reactjs app, served statically. With lots of client-side APIs for data.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 13th 2020 replying to this from @poozipotti
@poozipotti No. There are lots of patterns. My preference is to do as much as possible at build time. That might be ALL the queries. Or you might need queries made from the client direct to an API. Or a mixture of both.

Key is serving your UI statically. Enhance with JS if needed.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 13th 2020 replying to this from @jaffathecake
@jaffathecake "Do you want me to smile, or look serious?"
"Whichever you like"
"Fine, I'll self-consciously do both at once"

click.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 12th 2020 replying to this from @Jack_Franklin
@Jack_Franklin There are a few options. I use a "first" or "last" filter. Ot you could use "slice" to get a subset of items.

Example of each of those on my home page as it happens.

https://github.com/philhawksworth/hawksworx.com/blob/master/src/site/index.njk#L27-L47
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020
That remote worker Friday feeling https://twitter.com/jlengstorf/status/1215718136625782784
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020 replying to this from @jlengstorf
@jlengstorf @sarah_edo @Tzmanics @shortdiv This is what happens if we have a few minutes without adult supervision.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020
RT @smashingconf: We are super delighted we can add @philhawksworth to our San Francisco lineup! And he will be talking about "Utility-fir…
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020 replying to this from @heydonworks
@heydonworks Ha! Ah yes. I like it!

I’ve used ta similar one, “Placard Condensed”, in my slides since... um.... 2012 (yikes!)

...and also on http://hawksworx.com as an echo of those, I suppose.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020 replying to this from @heydonworks
@heydonworks 🥳
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020 replying to this from @heydonworks
@heydonworks It's purdy!
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020 replying to this from @jescalan
@jescalan I could not agree more.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 10th 2020
"Twice with chips, please" is about right!

I'm also excited about the 2020 instalment of this delightful event. https://twitter.com/mrwiblog/status/1215545102019547137
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @argyleink
@argyleink @thespite @DasSurma @Jack_Franklin @fishandscripts How follicly proactive
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @thespite
@thespite @DasSurma @argyleink @Jack_Franklin @fishandscripts Prompted by these tweets, I'm growing this very moustache.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @argyleink
@argyleink @Jack_Franklin @DasSurma @fishandscripts That's just somebody recording a night in the pub.
Which I think we might have some minor legal concerns about.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @DasSurma
@DasSurma @argyleink @Jack_Franklin @fishandscripts shhhhh @DasSurma.
It's ok.
You're fine.
hush now.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020
Better and better and better.
This event is going to be 🔥🔥🔥! https://twitter.com/vuejsamsterdam/status/1215306231625191424
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @argyleink
@argyleink Ok @fishandscripts, pack it up. Our work here is done.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @alexpds45
@alexpds45 @Netlify Yeah, this is just getting this url and it’s assets. It doesn’t walk the domain or anything. There are tools for that though.
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020
RT @DavidDarnes: Me leaving for lunch while my project builds and deploys to @Netlify
Embedded image from Twitter
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020 replying to this from @faw__mi
@faw__mi @smashingmag @Netlify Yeah. Depending on licensing. But yeah.

I'm not advocating for cloning people's sites. There are lots of practical applications of grabbing HTML, working with it, and then deploying it.

(Including a migration path from Some Platform™ to a static architecture)
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Phil Hawksworth @philhawksworth • January 9th 2020
Also... oooh, VisBug looks 🔥 ! https://twitter.com/argyleink/status/1214975412343726080
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