TIL that Eleventy (per markdown-it and the CommonMark spec) support a "shortcut" link format as well as case-insensitive link references, so this is a valid link to example‍.com:

```
[Foo]

[foo]: https:‍//example‍.com
```

https://spec.commonmark.org/0.31.2/#shortcut-reference-link

#Eleventy

Added a little snow to my site to cool down the servers.

You can too by checking this guide. I’m using the snow-fall component from @zachleat on my #Eleventy site.

https://www.kylereddoch.me/blog/cooling-down-the-servers-by-adding-a-little-snow/

#11ty #Eleventy #blogs #blogging

Last Wednesday, my fellow XPUB1 classmates and me wrapped up the trimester with a collective folding, binding, and paginating party to make A_Mazing Machine[s]: Wordscapes to Liberate Language, the printed publication of our Special Issue 28!

My first few months at @xpub have been incredible. I am so proud of my classmates, the work we did together, and what we learned. I am also very grateful to our tutors, who have been super kind and inspiring!

All information, plus a PDF of the printed version, made with WeasyPrint is available on this Eleventy website we created to share all the things that we explored. It mirrors our incredible, legendary wiki. It was very interesting and insightful, so I published my notes about Using MediaWiki as a CMS for Eleventy.

#WeasyPrint #WebToPrint #Web2print #SI28 #SpecialIssue28 #SpecialIssue #XPUB #ExperimentalPublishing #publishing #WritingMachines #Eleventy #builtWithEleventy #11ty #MediaWiki #wiki

Last Wednesday, my fellow XPUB1 classmates and me wrapped up the trimester with a collective folding, binding, and paginating party to make A_Mazing Machine[s]: Wordscapes to Liberate Language, the printed publication of our Special Issue 28!

My first few months at @xpub have been incredible. I am so proud of my classmates, the work we did together, and what we learned. I am also very grateful to our tutors, who have been super kind and inspiring!

All information, plus a PDF of the printed version, made with WeasyPrint is available on this Eleventy website we created to share all the things that we explored. It mirrors our incredible, legendary wiki. It was very interesting and insightful, so I published my notes about Using MediaWiki as a CMS for Eleventy.

#WeasyPrint #WebToPrint #Web2print #SI28 #SpecialIssue28 #SpecialIssue #XPUB #ExperimentalPublishing #publishing #WritingMachines #Eleventy #builtWithEleventy #11ty #MediaWiki #wiki

Added a little snow to my site to cool down the servers.

You can too by checking this guide. I’m using the snow-fall component from @zachleat on my #Eleventy site.

https://www.kylereddoch.me/blog/cooling-down-the-servers-by-adding-a-little-snow/

#11ty #Eleventy #blogs #blogging

Using esbuild in Eleventy, by @db:

https://danburzo.ro/notes/eleventy-esbuild/

#eleventy #esbuild

do you have art? do you want to put it on a website, that *you* own, for cheap-as-free?

im writing a program for that! you just drag and drop your art into a folder, and run "galleryify", and it generates html for each image, and adds everything to a thumbnail gallery. you can group with tags and style everything however you want, too.

it outputs static html, so you can upload it to neocities or nekoweb or basically any free web host. the tradeoff for being cheap-as-free is that there's no server-side interactions (e.g. no comment section).

i need testers! if this sounds good then please comment and let me know your level of comfort with art and with html.

https://nycki93.github.io/eleventy-image-gallery/

if you just wanna know "the stack", this is made with NodeJS and Eleventy. if that doesn't mean anything to you, dont worry about it.

EDIT: wow, a lot of you said you'd be interested in testing! Okay, I've just put some usage instructions up on this page, please try it out and let me know how it goes!

https://github.com/nycki93/eleventy-image-gallery/

#website #art #code #programming #html #heycohost #eleventy

Using esbuild in Eleventy, by @db:

https://danburzo.ro/notes/eleventy-esbuild/

#eleventy #esbuild

do you have art? do you want to put it on a website, that *you* own, for cheap-as-free?

im writing a program for that! you just drag and drop your art into a folder, and run "galleryify", and it generates html for each image, and adds everything to a thumbnail gallery. you can group with tags and style everything however you want, too.

it outputs static html, so you can upload it to neocities or nekoweb or basically any free web host. the tradeoff for being cheap-as-free is that there's no server-side interactions (e.g. no comment section).

i need testers! if this sounds good then please comment and let me know your level of comfort with art and with html.

https://nycki93.github.io/eleventy-image-gallery/

if you just wanna know "the stack", this is made with NodeJS and Eleventy. if that doesn't mean anything to you, dont worry about it.

EDIT: wow, a lot of you said you'd be interested in testing! Okay, I've just put some usage instructions up on this page, please try it out and let me know how it goes!

https://github.com/nycki93/eleventy-image-gallery/

#website #art #code #programming #html #heycohost #eleventy

do you have art? do you want to put it on a website, that *you* own, for cheap-as-free?

im writing a program for that! you just drag and drop your art into a folder, and run "galleryify", and it generates html for each image, and adds everything to a thumbnail gallery. you can group with tags and style everything however you want, too.

it outputs static html, so you can upload it to neocities or nekoweb or basically any free web host. the tradeoff for being cheap-as-free is that there's no server-side interactions (e.g. no comment section).

i need testers! if this sounds good then please comment and let me know your level of comfort with art and with html.

https://nycki93.github.io/eleventy-image-gallery/

if you just wanna know "the stack", this is made with NodeJS and Eleventy. if that doesn't mean anything to you, dont worry about it.

EDIT: wow, a lot of you said you'd be interested in testing! Okay, I've just put some usage instructions up on this page, please try it out and let me know how it goes!

https://github.com/nycki93/eleventy-image-gallery/

#website #art #code #programming #html #heycohost #eleventy

@amoroso Moving from WriteFreely to Eleventy increased friction for me. I can no longer publish or edit a blog post from my phone and I miss that.

That said, I still appreciate the markdown input format of Eleventy and using git for branches etc. I also have more confidence that I won't lose posts if something goes wrong.

I think this trade-off between friction and features is ok for me, but it needs to be part of a conscious decision when choosing a blog platform.

#Eleventy #WriteFreely

The latest issue of the awesome 11ty Bundle newsletter includes my recent tutorial on making a image gallery static site with #11ty.

There's also a nice article from @cyberseckyle showing how to embed Mastodon posts.

https://11tybundle.dev/blog/11ty-bundle-80/

#webdev #WebDevelopment #mastodon #eleventy

A few weeks ago I shared a tutorial on how to make a simple HTML gallery and host it online for free.

Here's a version that uses the 11ty static site generator.

https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/making-a-free-image-gallery-with-11ty-and-neocities-org/

#tutorial #gallery #ImageGallery #11ty #eleventy #neocities #WebDev #WebDevelopment #LearnToCode

A few weeks ago I shared a tutorial on how to make a simple HTML gallery and host it online for free.

Here's a version that uses the 11ty static site generator.

https://stefanbohacek.com/blog/making-a-free-image-gallery-with-11ty-and-neocities-org/

#tutorial #gallery #ImageGallery #11ty #eleventy #neocities #WebDev #WebDevelopment #LearnToCode

For #Eleventy fans: I’m curious if anyone is using 11ty to output eBook files? i.e. strict XHTML and perhaps some basic CSS. Specifically, I’d like to use some of my Cybercultural files in 11ty (i.e. the Markdown files for various articles) and turn those into XHTML so that I can edit in Calibre as an eBook project. Just curious if anyone is doing something similar already. #11ty cc @11ty

For #Eleventy fans: I’m curious if anyone is using 11ty to output eBook files? i.e. strict XHTML and perhaps some basic CSS. Specifically, I’d like to use some of my Cybercultural files in 11ty (i.e. the Markdown files for various articles) and turn those into XHTML so that I can edit in Calibre as an eBook project. Just curious if anyone is doing something similar already. #11ty cc @11ty