The Magical Eleventy v2.0 Beta Release
I am super delighted to announce the very first beta release of Eleventy v2.0! This is our first major release after Netlify’s full time sponsorship of the project.
- 🪢 Dependencies decreased by 32.1%
- 🔬
node_modules
size decreased by 77.8% - 🚄 30.5% faster npm install
- 🏠 Incremental Builds
- 💻 New Dev Server with DOM-diffing live reload
- 🔌 Plugins for Edge rendering, i18n, Vite
- 🛠 Support for WebC
npm install @11ty/eleventy@beta
Read the full release notes on 11ty.dev or on GitHub.
If you want to help spread the word, I would love a boost on this toot! Or, even a star on GitHub would be lovely too!
8 Comments
Matt Wilcox
@zachleat For those of us that very rarely use npm, and have been poking about on the canary, how does one `npm update` and get the beta, instead of the latest Canary?
Zach Leatherman :11ty:
@mattwilcox `npm install @11ty/eleventy@beta` in your project directory will do the trick! You can check in your package.json after or by running `npx @11ty/eleventy --version`
Matt Wilcox
@zachleat Thank you!
ヾ(^-^)ノ :t_blink:
@zachleat Congrats 🎉 Is there a blog post about how 11ty start then grow gaining wide adoption?
Zach Leatherman :11ty:
@DavidDarnes Thank you Dave!!
ヾ(^-^)ノ :t_blink:
@zachleat I just notice the funky burger menu 😂
Zach Leatherman :11ty:
@drsensor *marks another line on my hamburger menu victim counter*
Zach Leatherman :11ty:
@drsensor probably just bits and pieces scattered on various posts https://www.zachleat.com/web/?category=eleventy but that would be a good post to write! Archives—zachleat.com