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  1. 24 Feb 2022

    Next.js on Netlify live webinar

    In this session, we’ll focus on the flexibility of Next.js on Netlify and show off some key features of the Netlify platform that make building and deploying Next.js sites on Netlify a breeze.

    Event
  2. 22 Feb 2022

    Build a CMS preview workflow for your Jamstack site

    Learn how to preview your draft content stored in Contentful by building a custom app that builds a preview branch of your static site.

    Blog
  3. 15 Feb 2022

    How to deploy your Netlify site with an Elgato Stream Deck

    Use a little serverless function to kick off a site build with a button.

    Blog
  4. 13 Feb 2022

    How I improved your Google Lighthouse SEO score with a lot of research and one quick PR

    Why has Google Lighthouse been penalising us for canonical links on different domains? I set out to solve this conundrum once and for all.

    Blog
  5. 11 Feb 2022

    How to build an HTML-only accordion — no JavaScript required!

    You don't need JavaScript to build accordions! Use HTML only and just four lines of code.

    Blog
  6. 6 Feb 2022

    Debug your CSS layouts with this one simple trick

    Are you battling with layouts in CSS? Use this one line of CSS to help you debug what's up and get you back on the road to success.

    Blog
  7. 18 Jan 2022

    How to use really long environment variables in Netlify functions

    Here’s how you can use a Netlify build plugin to use longer environment variables in your functions.

    Blog
  8. 5 Jan 2022

    That's My Jamstack: Shipping, learning and rendering

    Podcast
  9. 13 Dec 2021

    An introduction to GraphQL and how to use GraphQL APIs

    Here's everything I learned this year about GraphQL for anyone getting started.

    Blog
  10. 9 Dec 2021

    I streamed for Twitch Dev Day 2021

    Link
  11. 7 Dec 2021

    Developer Avocados: my story

    Link
  12. 3 Dec 2021

    JavaScript will kill you in the Apocalypse

    I joined the JSParty Changelog podcast to share my take that JavaScript is best in moderation, and is a liability when creating performant, resilient, and accessible web applications. I believe we’re drunk on JavaScript, and it’s time we learn how to leverage this powerful web primitive to enhance our web experiences, alongside HTML and CSS, instead of purely relying on JavaScript to completely run the show.

    Podcast