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Netlify Embeds Serverless Functionality into Its Web App Development Platform(thenewstack.io)
4 points by ChristianBach 9y ago|0 comments
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Service Discovery for the Frontend(netlify.com)
2 points by ChristianBach 9y ago|0 comments
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by ChristianBach 10y ago
I hear you, discontinuing products that you're dependent on is painful, but discontinuing services that you built your infrastructure around is an outright killer.
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Serverless.com gets Serverless front end as well(netlify.com)
2 points by ChristianBach 10y ago|0 comments
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by ChristianBach 10y ago
Sweet!
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by ChristianBach 10y ago
Hi StavrosK, you're absolutely right :) We did change it recently. Now Netlify Pages (Free plan) includes Custom Domain and HTTPS. It also gives you Continuous Delivery. Again, completely free of charge. Lastly, any open source project
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by ChristianBach 10y ago
That's not correct. Actually the completely Free tier gives you custom domain and HTTPS. And it also gives you Continuous Delivery. Again for free. And for open source projects you even get the Pro Tier for free. (discl.: As written in
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by ChristianBach 10y ago
Great tutorial. Really well written, I'll check out what else you've written for sure. It is how ever ~20 pages long. And all of it can be done with a _single_ commandline in Netlify. Just saying :)
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by ChristianBach 10y ago
I'm from Netlify. The point of the platform is that it's like 9 services in one. With free SSL that is renewed automatically and free hosting of Custom Domains. It also provides a specialized CDN that does Instant Cache Invalidati
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Because just about any other CA also offer the domain validated certificates through the same kind of validation process?
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Smashing Mag comparing 4 static site generators. Hugo, Jekyll, Middleman and Roots(smashingmagazine.com)
2 points by ChristianBach 11y ago|0 comments
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Yeah, caching HTML directly on a CDN basically only gives you better latency. ..Which in turn gives you better page rank. ..Which gives you more traffic. But that's it. ..Well besides that it also gives you lower bounce-rate. ..Which m
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Have you tried Pelican? Staticgen.com lists all of them, and it tells you what language each one uses.
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Co-founder of netlify here. We're getting hit pretty heavily right now, with links to people asking for what alternatives to divshot exists, and what you need from a hosting service that specializes in static sites and apps. So thought
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Instant Cache Invalidation and why it's so important for the emergence of MSWT(netlify.com)
1 points by ChristianBach 11y ago|0 comments
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
!!!
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
I was going to reply, but what you said :P .. I think it's great that initiatives like this are taken, but of course a market fit is important if you want to make a dent.
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
From push to git to live site in 6 seconds... Go is so fast.. One less reason to use traditional dynamic sites. Sites made with a modern static site generator, on a properly configured true CDN, perhaps with a dynamic widget or two, is so m
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Thanks Jeff, they look awesome, and a YC startup to boot.
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Great advice. I am co-founder of the company, so we can make a company insurance (were thinking to do it that way anyhow). But then the question is what plan to get as a company?
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Ask HN: Startups and health insurance?
2 points by ChristianBach 11y ago|4 comments
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Exactly, and because of the automatic URL rewriting Netlify will also give you instant cache validation. So when you update your site, unlike most static site hosts, you won't have to wait to see your changes live. But at the same time
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Wow I had no idea. What a guy. May he rest in peace.
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
A neat little tool :)
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by ChristianBach 11y ago
Thanks so much for the shout out, we appreciate it, and are happy that you like it. And for you and any one reading this, let us know if there are any features you'd like and we'll get right on it.