It takes as much energy to wish as it does to plan. — Eleanor Roosevelt
Dave Rupert:
When cruising through the Includes documentation I noticed a relatively new feature where you can pass data into a component.
I was similarly excited learning about Macros in Nunjucks. Then:
… Read article “Jekyll Includes are Cool”After a couple days of writing includes like this I thought to myself “Why am I not just writing Web Components?”
The following is a guest post by Mike Neumegen from CloudCannon. This final post is about adding some functionality to a Jekyll site that isn’t possible: comments. That’s because Jekyll has no backend component in which to save comments. But, we don’t even need that if we do it entirely front-end with Firebase!… Read article “Building a Jekyll Site – Part 3 of 3: Creating a Firebase-Backed Commenting System”
The following is a sponsored guest post by Mike Neumegen from CloudCannon. This series is all about not only building a Jekyll site but then adding simple editability through CloudCannon.… Read article “Building a Jekyll Site – Part 2 of 3: Adding a Jekyll CMS with CloudCannon”
The following is a guest post by Mike Neumegen from CloudCannon. Mike and I talked about doing a little series on building Jekyll sites, which of course I was into because Jekyll is great and more education around static site generators is a good thing. Full disclosure, Mike’s company CloudCannon is a CMS on top of Jekyll. As part of this series, he’s going to show you how to use that, so I requested it be a sponsored post.… Read article “Building a Jekyll Site – Part 1 of 3: Converting a Static Website To Jekyll”