Performant data fetching with promises and Eleventy
Fetching a whole bunch of data from APIs at build time can be an intensive process. Getting that data in a performant way and caching it locally is an important part of Jamstack projects.
These days, web development and design are all about modularization and components. Template languages have a lot to offer and Eleventy itself has a few tricks up its sleeve.
chromeos.dev/collections.js at trunk · chromeos/chromeos.dev
chromeOS.dev is the digital home for all things Chrome OS. Learn how to adapt and optimize your existing apps to work on Chrome OS, the success other companies have had doing so, how to use Chrome ...
Holben888/11ty-image-optimization-demo: A template to optimizing images based on markdown tags!
A template to optimizing images based on markdown tags! - Holben888/11ty-image-optimization-demo: A template to optimizing images based on markdown tags!
red-hat-design-system-site/.eleventy.js at 176c55df1e6a2267c385ab223b9d98a811affd4f · RedHat-UX/red-hat-design-system-site
A showcase of Red Hat's digital design system and supported component libraries - red-hat-design-system-site/.eleventy.js at 176c55df1e6a2267c385ab223b9d98a811affd4f · RedHat-UX/red-hat-des...
Templating: Eleventy's Superpower with Mike Aparicio
One of the many cool features of Eleventy is its support of multiple template languages. But what the heck are template languages and how can you use them to...
michaelfig/eleventy-filter-relative-url: Replacement for `url` filter that creates relative links
Replacement for `url` filter that creates relative links - michaelfig/eleventy-filter-relative-url: Replacement for `url` filter that creates relative links