'How Jampack Optimizes our Eleventy Website and Improves Performance'
Jampack is a post-processing tool that takes the output of any static site generator and optimizes it for user experience. This post shows how CloudCannon uses it to improve their Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals scores.

David Large

WebC First Impressions
WebC is Eleventy’s server-side web components. This post explores what to like about them, what the author believes are some of the issues and missing features but then, interestingly, digs deeper into the ways the author disagrees with how WebC works (even while applauding the project).

Benny Powers

Three Methods for Scoped Styles in Web Components That Work Everywhere
A comparison of different supported methods to apply styles using CSS to web components including WebC.

Zach Leatherman

Working with CloudCannon and Eleventy - My Experience
Ray tries out the CloudCannon CMS with Eleventy for the first time and shares how easy he felt it was, overall, to set up and use.

Raymond Camden

The Acronyms of Rendering on the Web
Most readers probably know most of these acronyms (SSG, SSR, DPR, etc.) — here Salma explains what they mean as well as the pros and cons to each.

Salma Alam-Naylor

Three Ways to Set Headers With Netlify and Astro
How to set custom headers on an Astro site using the Astro config, Netlify config or edge function middleware (the latter two would work on any Netlify hosted site).

Cassidy Williams

Is React the New WordPress?
A short post that's really intended as a conversation starter based upon a comment in a recent web performance presentation.

Sean C Davis

Server Side Rendering a Blog with Web Components
A walkthrough of using Lit to build a blog.

Stephen Belovarich