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As Netlify continues on a path of being the best web development platform for the Enterprise, today we announced the decision to restructure the company. I want to share my thoughts around this by making public the email I sent to our team after our company all-hands. “Team, I wanted to follow up with you all after our all-company call earlier today where we announced that we unfortunately have to
In this post We run an annual survey of web developers and have shared that data with the community in 2020, 2021 and 2022. While that data is about web developers as a whole, we often get questions about what framework usage looks like on Netlify specifically. So we dug into our data and here’s what we found. Netlify is a pioneer of the composable web, sometimes called the Jamstack: this architec
SAN FRANCISCO – February 1, 2023 – Netlify, the leading platform for modern web development, today announced that it has acquired Gatsby Inc., providers of an advanced cloud platform for web delivery and content orchestration, and creators of the open source framework Gatsby. The acquisition of Gatsby is Netlify’s latest move to support its vision of empowering developers at companies such as Twil
In this post There are so many acronyms and initialisms in web development, it’s difficult to keep up. Does SSR affect my CWV? How many HTTP methods does it take to make a REST API? Does a SPA use CSR? Help, I need CPR! Don’t worry, I’m here for you. Let’s break down the acronyms and initialisms of rendering on the web so you can get some much needed R&R. What is rendering? Rendering is the proces
In this post We’re pleased to announce that Edge Functions is now available in public beta on the Netlify platform. Edge Functions enables you to run serverless JavaScript/TypeScript functions right from Netlify’s Edge network. It’s a full runtime environment, with complete control to transform requests and responses, stream server rendered content, or even run an entire application—all right from
In this post Hello! So many new technologies to play with, so little time! When we saw that Shopify expanded their Storefront API, the Developer Experience team at Netlify jumped ON it to play around with all of the different ways we could build a shopping site. I decided to try my hand at building one with Astro and React! If you are interested in how I built it, keep on reading. If you’d like to
Hello! They kept us in Suspense long enough, but HECK React developers have some new features to play with!! The best part: Almost all of the benefits of the upgrade don't require major code changes. The New Root API React has always had to have some kind of root. You're probably used to seeing something like this at the top level of your applications: import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; import App
In this post Each year we watch with interest as the Jamstack tooling landscape continues to evolve. Right at the heart of this is the library or framework responsible for turning templates, content, and data into a deployable site or application. Dubbed “static site generators”, some of these tools now go far further than their ancestors by delivering ever more rich developer workflows and integr
About five years ago, Netlify pioneered the concept of Deploy Previews. We learned a lot from emerging best practices in large development teams and created an automated workflow where every push to Git can generate a unique preview URL. While this made it much easier for teams to share progress, it exposed a new challenge: gathering feedback on that preview. It’s not uncommon for feedback to roll
Today we’re excited to announce On-demand Builders, a new solution to improve build times for large sites on Netlify. Along with the proposal for Distributed Persistent Rendering (DPR), this release represents the first step forward in a significant evolution of the Jamstack architecture to support larger websites and faster development cycles—across any JavaScript framework. Reducing build times
The React codebase that powers app.netlify.com is about five years old. During these five years, the focus has mostly been on high-speed growth, as most start-ups do. For this reason, what started with organised PostCSS gradually grew to become a complex and entangled global CSS architecture with a lot of specificity and overrides. As you might expect, there's a point where the added tech debt it
Chances are, if you’ve used Next.js on Netlify, you’ve encountered either the next-on-netlify npm package, or the Next.js Build Plugin to enable some of its Node-driven features. Today, we’re happy to announce that the two have become one, to form the Essential Next.js Plugin! With this plugin, you enable features like: Support for getServerSideProps and getStaticProps with fallbacks (via Netlify
Hey devs! We are super excited to share with you our latest build plugin in the Netlify ecosystem, to make it even easier to deploy Next.js apps onto Netlify! You may be familiar with our project next-on-netlify, a utility for enabling server-side rendering (and other functionality) in Next.js on Netlify. It wraps your application in a tiny compatibility layer, so that pages can use Netlify Functi
In this post UPDATE: As of March 16, 2021, Next.js sites are natively supported on Netlify! The instructions in this post are no longer necessary. Did you know you can deploy a Next.js site to Netlify, including support for dynamic routes, Preview Mode, and more? Learn how in this tutorial! Step 1: Put Your Next.js Site Code in a Git Repo While this is technically optional, the magic of Netlify is
Edge Handlers Early Access Fast, personalized web experiences. Run custom code right from the network edge with incredible performance. A seamless part of your Netlify development workflow. Request access Questions? Talk to an expert Serve dynamic, personalized content instantly Supercharge your web apps with custom javascript logic that runs on the network edge. Modify each request to localize co
As adoption of the Jamstack model has become more widespread, so have the needs of a traditional CDN shifted. Today, content is expected to be fast, highly customizable, and up to date within a fraction of a second. Strictly static CDNs, which store static assets and serve them indistinguishably for every request, are insufficient to handle the more dynamic, personalized nature of modern content.
In this post This guide was most recently updated on Wed, June 3rd, 2020 to be compatible with Next 9.4+. What’s Next? Well, it’s not in the past, amirite? Ha! Ha ha! Okay but for real, Next.js is a framework for building React applications, and you can bet your bottom that you can make great Jamstack applications on Netlify with it! Next has become rather popular because of its file-based routing
For anyone of any generation the world over, these are trying times of unprecedented uncertainty. Collectively living through a global pandemic, many of us are trying to understand the scope, impact, and preparation now needed. Many are using this opportunity to educate others, which can help us be more prepared, identify issues, and work in unison. Netlify believes this is one of the strongest ca
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Last year I attended a NodeSF meetup where Francesca Guiducci spoke. Francesca has been working with GraphQL for years at scale, at companies like Trulia and Pinterest, and has been key to a lot of migration and development. In her talk, A GraphQL Guide for Backend Developers, she walks through a lot of very good, battle-tested advice. Since the event wasn’t captured, here’s a brief summary of her
Really pause and think about how much time and effort web teams around the world have spent building and managing infrastructure. For many years, launching a site or web application has been as much about deploying complex server environments as it’s been about building actual application code. The cloud made provision- ing all these resources faster but no less complicated. The JAMstack was born
Today, Netlify is announcing that following our acquisition of Gatsby in February 2023, we are taking further steps to unify the Netlify and Gatsby Cloud platforms by taking the best features of each product and combining them into one world-class solution. As part of this product evolution, we are notifying all Gatsby Cloud customers of an end of service date for Gatsby Cloud products and service
Managing web projects with monorepos A monorepo is a repository that contains multiple sites or apps, each in its own subdirectory. Using a single repository for multiple projects can help you more easily track and manage the elements they have in common. In this example diagram, a single repository contains the corporate website, customer-facing application, and documentation site. There are also
We’re excited to announce the FaunaDB Add-on for Netlify, which empowers users to create a fully-featured, globally-distributed data backend for their applications within seconds. Get started with the FaunaDB Add-on for Netlify-> This integration allows users to instantly add FaunaDB to any JAMstack project running on Netlify, and to manage the database instance via FaunaDB Console. What is FaunaD
In this post Serverless functions seem to be all the rage these days. But why? Devs are adopting the FAAS (Functions-as-a-Service) because of: Pay-per-execution pricing: You only pay for the how long your function code runs, not for idle server time. Scalability: Load balancing, security patches, logging, etc. are all handled by the FAAS provider. That leaves more time for companies to focus on th
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Author’s Note: This article has been turned into a talk, with more context. Also, this article does not mention the React scheduler or how state is actually stored in React. Hooks are a fundamentally simpler way to encapsulate stateful behavior and side effects in user interfaces. They were first introduced in React and have been broadly embraced by other frameworks like Vue, Svelte, and even adap
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In this post When it comes to web development, the ability to replicate your production environment is key. It brings confidence that the code you write on your local machine will behave as intended when it is published to the world. This has been one of the many desirable aspects of JAMstack sites since the beginning. Sites comprised of pre-generated assets can be deployed simply and with confide
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