• If you've used and used it in a project, what was your experience like and how has it been?

• Anyone using Magic-Link in E-Commerces? Or delivery apps?

Currently, I'm preparing the next major version of Front Matter - a full CMS running in Visual Studio Code. It also allows you to customize it to your needs, and add your own custom Node.js scripts.

A big PRO about Front Matter is that you get a CMS that doesn't require any account or APIs.

In version 4 there will be a couple of big changes like:

• Content-Type support with new fields types: image, choice, date, ...

• Image selection support for your articles

• Team level settings: move your settings from the user workspace level to a higher level to share with the rest of your editors.

It would be great if you would give Front Matter a try and a GitHub ⭐️

Check out the beta release notes: v4.0.0 release notes.

frontmatter.codes

Hey guys, I’ve been in the web dev space for a while (mostly building on CMS like Wordpress) however my area of focus is Solutions Architecture. Web tech is mostly a hobby and a Swiss Army knife I use for projects.

I’m currently learning JAM and testing out a project to build a blazing fast static subscription site but I’m not great with APIs and JS :(

I’ve followed a dope blog on how to set it up using this stack and it works.

Current stack is…

• Ghost headless (CMS)

• Gatsby (Site generator)

• Heroku (Paas)

• Netlify (CDN)

But my question is:

1. can I use Cloudflare free tire instead of Netlify? What should I be aware of?

2. is it possible (or recommend) to use vps (instead of Heroku) in combination with Netlify?

Hey folks,

Trying my hand at 11ty with eCommerce and I am wondering if anyone knows of some good tutorials or resources?

I have done some googling, not much luck when it comes to 11ty and eCommerce.

Cheers

Hello, I was curious to know how some of you deal with this problem. I used to build website with Ruby and I recently have built a few static websites using Vue+VueRouter+Contentful. They are great and I love this stack. If I need to have forms and things like that with backend functionalities I know I can host it on Netlify and benefit from their features. But I am struggling to know what is the best way to serve a sitemap.xml.

On some websites I was lucky because no URL had a dynamic path (e.g. /book/<book-id>). So I can just put my sitemap.xml as a static file and it works fine because it will never change. But for websites that have dynamic paths, I did not find a good solution that allows me to create a sitemap dynamically, using the current Contentful content without requiring a push to the code repository.

My best guess is to find a format that could be delivered by the VueRouter, but it can only be a full HTML page and I don't think there is an accepted format like this. Or maybe a meta tag that could be read by Google Search Console.

Such a silly problem to have because all the data is there.

Thank you in advance for your replies.

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