Forestry.io

@forestryio

Git-based CMS for static sites built with , , , , , , etc. All your Markdown content belongs to you.

forestry.io
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  1. Tweet épinglé
    23 août 2019

    Get started with CMS and your SSG of choice: or is coming next 😄 Feel free to submit yours!

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    Netlify Large Media users: our dear friends published a fix yesterday that was impacting uploads in Forestry. Click Reconnect to Netlify in your media settings to get things rolling. 😊

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    JAMStack Content Management with Scott Gallant, Jordan Patterson, and Nolan Phillips

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    Wow! is like magic!

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    Shifted from to - the UX for initial setup just works & the UI+UX for the is night and day. Build previews are incredibly fast, wasting just a fraction of the free-tier build time quota on . Lovely product and has my…

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    Making a new website with and static CMS. Implementing Forestry was pretty quick with Gatsbyjs and seems a clean option for managing a blog.

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  7. 26 avr.

    …Kubernetes migration completed 💪

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  8. 26 avr.

    👋 Our service is currently under maintenance 🔧 , in order to improve the ability of our servers to scale to meet growing use! 💗 We should be back in a few. 😅 👀 for updates.

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    I love , like a lot.

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    This is why we are so excited about the JAMstack space and what is doing to empower developers to create beautiful, performant websites!

    The design aesthetic changes with the "consumerization of IT" is remarkable to see. See below pics for Atlassian website from 2002, 2009, 2014, and today. Why we're so excited about design continuing to increasingly be coming to the forefront in enterprise software
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  11. 21 avr.

    If you weren’t aware, you can import unlimited branches in Forestry for a same repository, to better embrace your team Git flow. Your team members can pickup on which branch they need to work on. Bring on the content reviews!

    Forestry.io Dashboard showing imported sites with grouped Git branches.
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    21 avr.
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    Glad this cosmetic change is now live, saves me a bunch of clutter in my dashboard 🧹

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  13. 20 avr.

    Coming next to Forestry is switching branches from your dashboard. ⚡️

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    So convenient to be able to edit your website from the Ipad. Thanks for building such a responsive UI on

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  15. 16 avr.

    A bunch of fixes and improvements released 🎉 - Instant Previews upgrade - Fix for themes not previewing on our Node image - 0.69.0 by default - Markdown in template’s field description Changelog:

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  16. 6 avr.

    We are looking for a talented and kind Solutions Engineer to join our team and help our clients build great JAMstack solutions. Could it be you?

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  17. 2 avr.

    Showcase: 🐼 beautiful website developed by Josian Godard and edited in Forestry.

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    Best feedback on 👏👏👏 "Developers can edit content in and push changes through Git. At the same time, we have a nice CMS editor for our marketing team." — Thanks for the kind words. 😊

    We made an in-depth review of the popular headless CMS options we've worked with , , , , , , , , to help you decide which one might be for your business. Check it out!
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    29 mars

    I wrote a quick blog post about why I'm using a CMS for my website and why I chose to use

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  20. 26 mars

    Thanks Eric for the friendly reminder that static sites are more resilient, and that they perfectly fit with modern web tooling.

    If you are in charge of a health-related web site, or a utility web site, or any site that has information people need right now: MAKE IT STATIC. As much as you can, convert pages to static HTML/CSS. Yes, even that part.
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    25 mars
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    I can’t recommend enough. It’s a great CMS and you can use whatever you want on the front end.

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