Issue 2
Apr 3, 2023
3 minutes to read
Welcome to Issue 2 of the 11ty Bundle. 11ty, aka Eleventy, is a "simpler static site generator" that is designed to be simple, flexible, and highly customizable. It is built on Node.js and allows developers to create websites by transforming templates and data into static HTML files. It supports multiple template languages, giving developers the freedom to choose the languages that best suit the needs of their project.
UPDATED: 2023-04-18 - I have added descriptions to each of the release and blog post entries. These are extracted from the release or blog post page itself as provided by the author.
UPDATED: 2023-04-07 - Releases and Blog posts are now sorted in reverse chronological order. I've updated this and subsequent posts to use Airtable as a data source to ease the process of preparing new issues. This will also make it easier to support user-supplied content down the road.
Recent releases
Eleventy WebC v0.11.0: Child Components accessing Global Data
Single File Web Components. Contribute to 11ty/webc development by creating an account on GitHub.
Mar 30, 2023
Utility to perform build-time image transformations. - Release Eleventy Image v3.1.0: WebC...
Mar 27, 2023
Adds support for WebC *.webc files to Eleventy. Contribute to 11ty/eleventy-plugin-webc development...
Mar 24, 2023
Posts from around the web
Mar 31, 2023
by Nicolas Hoizey (5 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: Markdown
News about Algolia's free tier changes and some fixes here.
Mar 30, 2023
by Raymond Camden (104 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: How to...
Adding a blog to this website (which you are now reading)
Mar 27, 2023
by Bill Horsman (1 post) · Website & RSS feed
Evolution is a continuous phenomenon.
Mar 26, 2023
by Bob Monsour (20 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: CSS/Sass
How I migrated my old blog content from a defunct CMS to Eleventy.
Mar 24, 2023
by Josh Vickerson (2 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: Migrating to Eleventy
A little magic to help catch typos in your blog posts.
Mar 23, 2023
by uncenter (1 post) · Website & RSS feed
Owning my Letterboxd data.
Mar 22, 2023
by Mark Llobrera (7 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: Remote Data
In an effort to get away from client-side Javascript and embrace Eleventy for what it is (a static site generator), I've dropped my social-utils instance offline and my now-playing track display on my home page that still relied on it.
Mar 19, 2023
by Cory Dransfeldt (46 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: DeploymentScheduling
Handling CSS in Eleventy has been an evolutionary experience.
Mar 14, 2023
by Bob Monsour (20 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: CSS/Sass
Five Million npm Downloads! — Eleventy
Mar 3, 2023
by 11ty (19 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: YouTube
Adding support for code.scss/code files, complete with content hashes.
Mar 1, 2023
by Dan Burzo (5 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: CSS/Sass
Fill slots in an HTML layout with chunks of Markdown content.
Feb 28, 2023
by Dan Burzo (5 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: How to...
Along with a lightning talk at TheJam.dev 2023, I explain how internationalization works with Eleventy 2.0, building out a simple starter project.
Feb 21, 2023
by Lene Saile (6 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: Internationalization
Second part of a beginner's guide to eleventy
Jan 20, 2023
by Jakub Iwanowski (2 posts) · Website
Categories: Getting Started
First part of a beginner's guide to eleventy
Jan 9, 2023
by Jakub Iwanowski (2 posts) · Website
Categories: Getting Started
A pattern for handling many-to-many relationships.
Nov 26, 2022
by Dan Burzo (5 posts) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: Data Cascade
Mostly frontend, sometimes art
Nov 10, 2022
by Daniel Shulz (1 post) · Website & RSS feed
Categories: Remote DataNotion
How and why I combine Notion and Eleventy (11ty) to render my weekly feed stats on my website.
Aug 25, 2022
by Sam D King (1 post) · Website
Categories: Remote DataNotion
Some nice art and photography sites using Eleventy
Emily Leatherman is an artist living in Brooklyn, NY.
My work, notes, musings and more. Some serious, some not.
The photography portfolio of Nicolas Hoizey