collection of "hobby" #blog made from scratch by my students at the web development course I'm teaching at Tallinn University 
I'm super proud of them https://glitch.com/@n.hieda/web-development-2025-spring-1 made with #11ty #eleventy and @glitchdotcom
@me @eleventy As a new Eleventian, I recommend bookmarking or RSSing @bobmonsour's wonderful 11ty Bundle https://11tybundle.dev/
woooo finally got a chance to try eleventy on a new project!! cool :) got a little frustrated with adapting the templates at first, but the wealth of documentation and tutorials out there has been awesome :)
If you want to showcase your blog posts grouped by year (and/or month) and are using Eleventy to build your site, here's how to do it:
https://hamatti.org/posts/list-blog-posts-grouped-by-year-with-eleventy/
Time to scrap my over-engineered, dusty sanity.io blog for a lighter weight 11ty setup! Maybe even just a static page to start.
If folks have pro-tips or common traps to avoid, I'm all ears!
Website Optimization Measures, Part XXX:
Everybody 
website maintenance. On trimming input, updating WordPress ping services, cleaning up Eleventy architecture, reorganizing redirects, synchronizing server log configs, replacing dependencies by native Node functionality, adding minimal dark mode (HTML edition), and unfancying error pages.
Today marks the release of version 3.25 of my website. It's been 4 years since 3.0, and the migration to #Eleventy.
It's a significant release for me, because I gave up on my self-imposed "1 font limit" and added a new font (the wonderful Space Mono) for content. It's a good match with Titillium Web, which is still used for navigation, headings and a couple of other things.
I've also added tags to the homepage: an additional way to discover what I wrote over the years.
A single Nunjucks filter is called 12684 times during each #Eleventy build.
Adding memoization to this filter allowed me to go from 5963ms to 301ms for this filter, a 95% improvement! 
@eleventy I tried it, and it works!
How easy/hard would it be to add the before/modified_before parameters? Just for a bit of flexibility with importing. Eg: https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/reference/posts/#arguments
I also have a query about WP feature images but I'll add that to GitHub instead 
Also #eleventy is the best!
Adding #Obsidian & #Github Style Alert / Callout Blocks Using #11ty and markdown-it Plugins
https://equk.co.uk/2025/02/24/11ty-obsidian-and-github-style-alert-blocks
Lots of great design and branding details in the case study, but an engineering tidbit just for Mastodon — it’s built with #Eleventy 
Looking to hire someone from The Eleventy professional network, link at end, to aid in adapting a Wordpress theme into an Eleventy theme. On this page, they have insufferable alt text that is always in the form of, screenshot of, insert huge URL here often with strange symbols, and so can anyone recommend someone in this list that has an accessibility background? https://www.11ty.dev/super-professional-business-network/ #Eleventy #11ty @eleventy #A11y #Accessibility
New post on the Podcaster blog: creating a partial to present an episode on your podcast site. #eleventy
https://eleventy-plugin-podcaster.com/2025/02/displaying-information-about-an-episode/
I added webmentions to my website today, and wrote a note about it:
https://ttntm.me/blog/implementing-webmentions/
Much simpler than I thought it'd be, glad I finally did it.
@GoOz I developed a plugin that transforms Eleventy’s generated HTML to make image responsive, using Cloudinary (or another CDN’s) URL API:
https://nhoizey.github.io/eleventy-plugin-images-responsiver/
Which means the #Eleventy build only produces HTML, doesn't deal with images at all (appart from copying them to _dist), and they are transformed dynamically by the image CDN when requested by site visitors.
While I love Eleventy, the ergonomics of SSGs are brutal. I'd love to build a "now playing" section on my website where I list a song I'm listening to, or "now burning" for what incense I have going, but the idea of opening my IDE, writing front matter, building, and uploading my site for that seems so silly. I don't use netlify and I can't figure out how to set up CI on my Yunohost Server. There's got to be a simple, local, CMS solution, right? #11ty #eleventy #webdev #indieweb
