I also told Netlify which folder to publish to the CDN by setting the "publish" value in the netlify.toml
I could have omitted the toml and just run this command to deploy it to prod:
netlify deploy --prod --dir=./
More CLI info in the docs...
📚 https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/#deploy-directories?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Getting questions about the @Netlify config I added here.
I was too lazy to address the page at its full downloaded folder path, so I added a redirect from the root for convenience.
Psst, redirects in @Netlify are powerful! Check the docs!
📚 https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/redirect-options/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1214942635300982785
I was too lazy to address the page at its full downloaded folder path, so I added a redirect from the root for convenience.
Psst, redirects in @Netlify are powerful! Check the docs!
📚 https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/redirect-options/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex https://twitter.com/philhawksworth/status/1214942635300982785

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
RT @Netlify: More ways to JAMify your Angular app: Angular Universal 9.0 RC pre-render builder which spins up multiple workers to pre-rende…



@charis I adore my aeropress. I’ve used it almost every single day since receiving it as a gift a couple of years ago. That, and a fresh grind really improved my coffee.
I even travel with it and a hand grinder.
It’s a bit time consuming for more than one person. But solo, it’s great!
I even travel with it and a hand grinder.
It’s a bit time consuming for more than one person. But solo, it’s great!

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
RT @GetShifter: Introducing Shifter Netlify Forms! Deploy static WordPress sites to @Netlify using Shifter webhooks and receive form submis…

@anton_bearer @Netlify Hmmm. Not quite my intention.
Hopefully the main barrier stopping people from doing that isn't, "if only I could find a way to make my site look like that site".
Hopefully the main barrier stopping people from doing that isn't, "if only I could find a way to make my site look like that site".


Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
This is a super release! And the fact that @zachleat did it live during his livestream with @jlengstorf was pretty cool to watch too.
https://www.learnwithjason.dev/let-s-learn-eleventy https://twitter.com/eleven_ty/status/1214681563507699713
https://www.learnwithjason.dev/let-s-learn-eleventy https://twitter.com/eleven_ty/status/1214681563507699713

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
I'm really interested learning more about the energy implications of a JAMStack architecture.
Especially building a site once, and then serving it up as static assets from a CDN, rather than compiling things for each users requests, just-in-time.
Another great @shortdiv post: https://twitter.com/shortdiv/status/1214984701720612864
Especially building a site once, and then serving it up as static assets from a CDN, rather than compiling things for each users requests, just-in-time.
Another great @shortdiv post: https://twitter.com/shortdiv/status/1214984701720612864

@allanwhite @danfascia @elibelly @figmadesign @CodePen @tailwindcss @Netlify @eleventy @eleven_ty I've enjoyed working with pug in the past. I like it. But I've not done it often enough lately to have all the muscle memory I like to have.

@hankchizljaw @zachleat @davatron5000 @chriscoyier Should suit me nicely when I'm focussing on building a styleguide comprised of components that I'll later use all over the site.

@drewm @Netlify A timely reminder that as a Netlifyer it is your duty to ensure that you have added any appropriate pets to this site, @drewm
https://petsof.netlify.com/
(this shit is important)
https://petsof.netlify.com/
(this shit is important)

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Ok, I didn’t see that coming. https://twitter.com/davecribb/status/1214488612768751618

@hankchizljaw @zachleat @davatron5000 @chriscoyier Ooooh something like this would be really handy for a snappy development experience:
eleventy —watch /path/to/folder/or/page
eleventy —watch /path/to/folder/or/page

@nystudio107 @Netlify I’m as late to the party as ever! :)

@allanwhite @elibelly @figmadesign @CodePen @tailwindcss @Netlify I like these a lot!
Number 7 is clutch.
FWIW, I've started jumping into the prototyping in code with @tailwindcss and @eleventy (my personal "SSG du jour") so often that I made a little starter template to help me start faster.
https://eleventail.netlify.com/
Number 7 is clutch.
FWIW, I've started jumping into the prototyping in code with @tailwindcss and @eleventy (my personal "SSG du jour") so often that I made a little starter template to help me start faster.
https://eleventail.netlify.com/

@Netlify And I'm not simply advocating hosting your own knock-off version of @smashingconf, BTW.
It just so happens that I'm using their lovely site in a demo/experiment of my own
It just so happens that I'm using their lovely site in a demo/experiment of my own

@Netlify Those wget options:
-p: Get any dependencies needed for offline viewing
-H: Include dependency files from other hosts
-k: Update paths in the local HTML to point at local files
-E: Add .html to the file name if it is an HTML file but doesn't have a suitable extension
-p: Get any dependencies needed for offline viewing
-H: Include dependency files from other hosts
-k: Update paths in the local HTML to point at local files
-E: Add .html to the file name if it is an HTML file but doesn't have a suitable extension

Phil Hawksworth
@philhawksworth •
Fun tip:
I often grab local versions of sites to experiment and learn from. You can get a site's html and all of the page's dependencies with a single wget command:
wget -H -E -k -p SOMEURL
And then as a bonus, deploy it right from the @netlify CLI!
https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex
I often grab local versions of sites to experiment and learn from. You can get a site's html and all of the page's dependencies with a single wget command:
wget -H -E -k -p SOMEURL
And then as a bonus, deploy it right from the @netlify CLI!
https://docs.netlify.com/cli/get-started/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=wget-cli-pnh&utm_campaign=devex