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Eleventy is becoming Build Awesome

Jun 17
First Build Awesome v4.0.0-alpha.8 released
... renaming 11ty/eleventy repo to 11ty/buildawesome
Build Awesome joins Web Awesome Discord (to become just Awesome)
Apr 28..May 28
New Kickstarter campaign secured ~$100K from 800+ backers
Apr 29
Build Awesome Pro Kickstarter AMA @YouTube
Mar 20
Eleventy v4.0.0-alpha.7 released with a note:
"this may be one of the last canary releases before you see some names start to change to Build Awesome"
Mar 13
AMA about Build Awesome, an Open Town Hall with Zach Leatherman @YouTube
Mar 3..6
Original Kickstarter and why it was canceled @FA
Mar 3
Official announcement

See also:

Starters

Newest Build Awesome starters:

BA v4 6-in-1 Starter
Modern, lightweight Eleventy v4 multi-site starter showcasing Eleventy Blades Kit and Tailwind CLI for: [1] Tailwind CSS + Typography [2] Blades CSS [3] Bootstrap CSS [4] Pico CSS [5] Simple CSS [6] Liquid Templates.

Featured community starters:

11ty v4 Extended Blog
An Eleventy blog template with an AI-powered blog post editor. @Google Chrome
11ty v4 Subtle
The most subtle Eleventy v4 micro-starter for content-first sites. Powered by Eleventy Blades Kit
11ty v3 Digital Obsidian Garden
Turn your Obsidian vault into a beautiful website. Free, open-source, and entirely yours.
11ty v3 Web Awesome SSR
Bare bones 11ty + Web Awesome setup using SSR.

Plugins

Featured community plugins:

Table of Contents
Simple and configurable table of contents generation for Eleventy.
Blades
Essential 11ty filters, pre/post-processors, and other toggleable features as a simple, configurable plugin.
Blades Base
A ready-to-go eleventy.config.js for popular 11ty plugins, bundled with npm scripts in one reusable, zero-maintenance package.

Articles

Featured community articles:

Document
An inquiry into the web document — what's left when everything accumulated around it is taken away.

Archive:

Sites

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Cloudflare Workers, D1, and Turnstile

I recently implemented forms for recipe reviews and membership signup using Cloudflare Workers, D1, and Turnstile.

Here's an example: /recipes/sweet-potato-apple-cake/#new-review

Turnstile invisibly protects form submissions against abuse. Cloudflare Workers process them and store them into D1.

It costs pennies and so far works perfectly.

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