The Netlify app for Slack is now generally available to all Core Pro and Core Enterprise teams on Netlify. Set up Slack subscriptions to monitor the health and security of your web apps, and foster better collaboration.
Read the article on NetlifyQuickly connect your Slack workspace to your Netlify account to keep tabs on all your sites and team activity.
Read the article on NetlifyTwo attempts at a summery on-the-go home for my fountain pens
Read the article on Fiber BlogDevelopers can set a custom domain for Deploy Previews and/or branch deploys, and Netlify will automatically create context-based subdomains for you. Now generally available!
Read the article on NetlifyA sewn journal cover, some fabric bookmarks, a finally-completed knitted scarf, and just the one sketchbook spread.
Read the article on Fiber BlogIn addition to Github, Gitlab, and Azure DevOps, Netlify Deploy Previews are now supported with repositories on Bitbucket.
Read the article on NetlifyYou can now set a custom domain for Deploy Previews and/or branch deploys, and Netlify will automatically create context-based subdomains for you!
Read the article on NetlifyDevelopers can now collaborate with stakeholders using the Netlify Drawer on branch deploys!
Read the article on NetlifyYou can now delegate a subdomain to Netlify DNS without having to bring over the apex domain
Read the article on NetlifyThe new environment variables experience allows you to set unique values for different contexts and control where environment variables can be used.
Read the article on NetlifyDevelopers deploying to Netlify from Azure DevOps repositories can now collaborate on deploy previews in the browser and sync feedback back to Azure DevOps.
Read the article on NetlifyStarting late October 2022, Netlify will begin automatically batch-deleting non-critical deploys older than 90 days.
Read the article on NetlifyDevelopers can now change an environment variable’s value based on the branch, from the Netlify UI, CLI, or API. Available as a beta in Netlify Labs.
Read the article on NetlifyTeams using Netlify can manually delete deploys they no longer need. To make your seasonal cleaning even easier, Netlify will also automatically delete failed or canceled deploys older than 6 months.
Read the article on NetlifyDevelopers can now limit environment variables to specific scopes or change environment variables based on deploy context through the Netlify UI, available as a beta in Netlify Labs.
Read the article on NetlifyIn addition to GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, Netlify now natively supports Azure DevOps as a Git provider! Now teams can connect new and existing sites on Netlify to an Azure DevOps repo, and take advantage of automatic builds and instantaneously-published deploys.
Read the article on NetlifyA proposal for a CSS-based positioning scheme that will enable a web developer to position a top-layer element (like the proposed <popup>) with respect to any other element *and* the layout viewport.
Read the article on Microsoft Edge ExplainersStarting with Microsoft Edge 92, users can preview the Automatic HTTPS feature, which automatically switches your connections to websites from HTTP to HTTPS.
Read the article on Microsoft Edge DevMy first time recording a podcast episode! Had a lot of fun chatting about controls with Steph and Drew. Check it out if you're into rambly opining on controls customizability.
Read the article on Smashing PodcastAn early proposal for a new popup HTML element. This element would unlock a broad range of UI whose top-layer positioning would be managed by the browser rendering engine.
Read the article on Microsoft Edge ExplainersFeatures like high contrast can help improve readability by enforcing a user’s required color scheme. Learn how browsers apply forced colors, how to optimize styles with new standards, and differences you can expect from legacy implementations.
Read the article on Microsoft Edge devMany people find notification requests annoying or disruptive, unless they can clearly understand the value of notifications in their current context. Quiet notification requests in Microsoft Edge reduces such requests to a more subtle user interface (UI) treatment, so users can stay focused as they browse.
Read the article on Microsoft Edge devAn in-depth walkthrough on the role of accessibility APIs in making web content accessible to assistive technologies.
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