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State of the Browser 2026 - Zach Leatherman
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An Official* Logo for HTML - Zach Leatherman
*Not official. I was working on my slide deck for the upcoming State of the Browser conference and ran into what I would classify as a recurring issue: HTML needs a logo. There isn’t a broadly accepted official logo for (version-independent) HTML.... -
How Eleventy Survived: Funding, Growth, and Open Source Reality - Zach Leatherman
Eleventy started as a side project. Now it’s a critical infrastructure for thousands of websites. TL;DR: Open source isn’t broken. But the way we fund it often is. Let’s talk about what actually works. In this episode, we sit down with Zach... -
Eleventy, 2025 in Review - Zach Leatherman
A look back at the 2025 highlights for the 11ty org and the Eleventy project! It was another huge year for 11ty. We shipped 177 releases (73% more than 2024) across the full 11ty/* suite. We closed 804 issues (15% more than 2024). We reduced core’s... -
No more tokens! Locking down npm Publish Workflows - Zach Leatherman
With the recent spate of high profile npm security incidents involving compromised deployment workflows, I decided that it would be prudent to do a full inventory of my npm security footprint (especially for 11ty). Just in the last few... -
How to Hallucinate using Web Components - Zach Leatherman
Say, you want the smooth convenience of consuming content that feels like it’s generated in real time without having to deal with the tradeoffs of a Large Language Model née Artificial Intelligence. Why not use animation? It’s the perfect metaphor for... -
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Copy *and* Paste? …in this Economy? - Zach Leatherman
Astute visitors to the Eleventy Documentation will notice something new on the code blocks on the site. A wild copy-to-clipboard component has appeared: This feature been a long time coming and is our first use of Web Awesome on the docs (via the... -
Permanent Facepile Credit to Individuals Supporting Eleventy - Zach Leatherman
Every single page of the 11ty.dev Docs has a facepile in the footer, populated (automatically) by our Open Collective supporters list. Historically, to be a part of this facepile you needed to meet the following criteria: Have an active recurring...